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Ebook Libraries - great for those who enjoy reading

Thread starter Hotman
Start date Feb 3, 2009
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Jedi Shrimper

formerly Drastic™

Feb 5, 2009

On a more serious note than my last post, they sell the sony ebook where I work so I've had a chance look at them and I just can't see myself abandoning the traditional book. I like the physicality and appearance of them the same as I prefer cds & vinyl over mp3 files.

Pubey said:
by the way, the Guardian (G2 section) reviews some

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/feb/05/ebooks-ethical-living

Interesting read, and yes of course ebook's are more environmentally friendly. While I will stick with paper books, it's not very often I buy books first hand, I use the library alot and buy books from secondhand shops (recycling), and there are websites where you can swap books with other people too.