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Mon, 06/07/2010 - 9:02am
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Bill Loguidice
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Catatonic wrote:

Remember that all Apple devices have a free Kindle app available.. effectively turning every iPhone, iPad and iPod touch into a Kindle.

That was my point as well, that Kindle and other eBook apps are available on a wide range of platforms, not just dedicated readers. Again, the reading experience is not as good, but then with some books, like say with Vintage Games, you'd be missing out on all the color images. I know I was very disappointed with reading PDFs on the two eBook readers I used to have. Color is sometimes a necessity for full fidelity.

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