That leads to less liquidity...and that's probably a bad thing..
The level of liquidity recently has been too high, it's seriously detached the fundamental, real things economy from finance. This is a significant part of the reason for the current economic issues.
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There is a rumour that Waterstone's will rebrand the Nook tablet reader as part of the 2012 ereader push. The Sony reader was dumped from their stores since Sony installed their own ebookshop on the devices thus side stepping Waterstone's online. Waterstone's wants a complete ereader experience and rumour has it that the Nook tablet could be the hardware component.
They kinda did it already with the iRiver Cover Story, except that was a bit pants (imho).
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Where is his sense of culture? He should have done 101.
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How large were the bail outs to failures such as LTCM and recently to the all banks and car companies after the last financial crash?
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That leads to less liquidity...and that's probably a bad thing. .
The level of liquidity recently has been too high, it's seriously detached the fundamental, real things economy from finance. This is a significant part of the reason for the current economic issues. Tritium
Perhaps it's to compensate for any deficiencies that colour eInk may exhibit? A colour eInk Kindle being pure speculation on my part of course,
There is a rumour that Waterstone's will rebrand the Nook tablet reader as part of the 2012 ereader push. The Sony reader was dumped from their stores since Sony installed their own ebookshop on the devices thus side stepping Waterstone's online. Waterstone's wants a complete ereader experience and rumour has it that the Nook tablet could be the hardware component. They kinda did it already with the iRiver Cover Story, except that was a bit pants (imho).