More on the Kindle
Mar. 27th, 2009 12:45 pmThe Kindle is better than paper books because:
- easier to carry
- completely searchable
- get more titles instantly
- add your own footnotes and highlights, which are as searchable as the text itself
- 2G of memory, which translates to approx 1500 books
Paper books are better than the Kindle (or other ebooks) because:
- you can't get an ebook autographed
- you can't loan a friend an ebook
- you can't sell an ebook to a used bookstore when you're done with it
(cross-posted to my review blog.)
- easier to carry
- completely searchable
- get more titles instantly
- add your own footnotes and highlights, which are as searchable as the text itself
- 2G of memory, which translates to approx 1500 books
Paper books are better than the Kindle (or other ebooks) because:
- you can't get an ebook autographed
- you can't loan a friend an ebook
- you can't sell an ebook to a used bookstore when you're done with it
(cross-posted to my review blog.)
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Date: 2009-03-27 07:25 pm (UTC)Personally, I keep it in a safe place when it's not actively in use, and don't forget books on buses even if they're only $0.50 garage sale paperbacks.