Wow. What a disparate view. I have had the reader for a month and have read more in that time... [MORE]

Jorge Espinosa

Dec 12, 2006 14:03

It's analogous to the McDonald's system, a highly developed system of delivery, food processing, labor management, franchising and so on... [MORE]

bookduster

Dec 8, 2006 17:36

re Ironically, you can interact far more easily with a paper book, using a pencil or just dog-earing a corner... [MORE]

Rowland Jones

Dec 8, 2006 03:27

I'm a techy and a traditional book person, but would LOVE to see this reader used widely in schools, relieving... [MORE]

Scott Walker

Dec 7, 2006 08:58

I am one who "reads" and "writes" on my PC daily--as a free-lance writer, and I spend at least 7... [MORE]

Nancy Joyce Jancourtz

Dec 6, 2006 10:14

I agree there is still a place for paper-based books, but how can encouraging people to consider the environment by... [MORE]

Katherine Finch

Dec 6, 2006 21:40

Dear Ms. Finch-- Thank you. It seems to suit you well. However, I shall probably remain inured to the conventional book. Cordially, Nancy... [MORE]

Nancy Joyce Jancourtz

Dec 7, 2006 09:11

I'm with you Nancy!! It is an entirely different and tactile experience, as is writing vis a vis typing! I... [MORE]

Rowland Jones

Dec 8, 2006 03:33

Dear Rowland-- Thank you. With regard to writing long-hand; I can't even read my own notes--so using a keyboard is extremely...

Nancy Joyce Jancourtz

Dec 10, 2006 11:45

I agree there are problems with the reader, but I have the same gut reaction to this that I had... [MORE]

Elizabeth McDonald

Dec 15, 2006 22:58