The Kindle 2.0
Deep question of the day:
I know. A bit behind the news curve, but I've been watching these e-readers for years now, and I wonder if this one might actually become affordable enough to try out. Plus the newer features:
Thinner. Longer battery life. More memory and processing speed. Improved display and interface.
If you have one already, do speak up.
I see that smile.
posted by Josh @ 8:30 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
E-readers are just not for me, thanks. They take more power than a book. They cost way more. They can break. You can't share e-books with your friends without sharing the reader. You can't trade used e-books for other used e-books. They don't support illustrations (yet). Electronic files degrade. The technology will change, and in five years you won't be able to read any of your old e-books on the new wave of readers.
But all of my print books will still be readable, some of them for hundreds of years.
I posted on this very thing just last week - www.nordhues.net, blog post entitled "Charting New Territory". =).
I posted on this very thing just last week - www.nordhues.net, blog post entitled "Charting New Territory". =).
Funny thing is... I couldn't concentrate on the Kindle for staring at the spines of all those delicious books behind it, and salivating madly.
All respect to people who E-read, more power to you and God bless. But nothing will ever replace having a printed book in my hand. I'll always be the one with back strain from lugging those things in some kind of tote. :)
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