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Not the same satisfaction?I've pondered ereaders recently since I started a new job and am taking the bus for half an hour each direction. So far the only advantage is that I don't lose my place when we hit a bump in the road.
My question though is the feel of such an experience. Sure, a reader has a page number or a progress bar, but is it as satisfying as feeling the number of pages in one's left hand versus their right? Do you miss the lack of that thump sound when closing the book, or the sound of flipping pages? Or do you miss the familiar curved shape of an open book?
Until eReaders start playing environment sounds or do some other thing to enhance the reader experience, I think treeware still has its advantages from the reader experience point of view.
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Re:Call from PETA in ... 3, 2, 1Your sarchasm detector is obviously as broken as your morality.
I'm serious. http://www.unwords.com/unword/sarchasm.html Definition of sarchasm :.
1. (n.) The abyss between the creator of witticisms and the intended recipient who does not find the humor in it. -
You should read up more on the topic of...
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Re:OK Mr "half a million slash ID"
see here.
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Re:hopefully NVidia follows suit...
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Re:Extensions
Sarchasm - 1. (n.) The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the recipient who doesn't get it.
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Re:Unit of time
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Re:It seems ...
Have you ever had that experience where you realize you're about to do something terribly, terribly wrong, but the impulse has already been sent and you can't stop it?
You are talking about an ignisecond.
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Am I the only one...
Who really doesn't see a problem with the current setup?
Varietous interfaces and commands makes things fun, plus it increases one's aptitude.
I say out with pervasive computing.