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RE: what happened to flexible OLEDs?
By StinkyWhizzleTeeth on 5/1/2009 10:49:36 PM , Rating: 1
I don't think I'll ever need an e-book. I believe it will be one of those high tech products that allow people to keep doing things the old way even though there are newer, easier, and more productive ways to learn or be entertained than through books. The younger generation will accomplish those things through different methods than books. Even if the books are e-books.

Of course that's not to say that big government won't step in and subsidize the industry by requiring all school students to have e-books. Thus making e-books superior than other more truly productive products that would've been superior if the playing field were level.

By paydirt on 5/12/2009 12:31:33 PM , Rating: 2
If you don't read, then you won't see a need for e-readers. If you get content through only through video or audio, you won't see a need for e-readers.

Some people do an immense amount of reading: either for leisure or work. I read 4 hours a day at work and would rather read something that is either printed or e-ink than be staring into a lit display.


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