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Comment by Will Z on January 22, 2011 at 3:20pm

People didnt want to carry around a giant device for "just reading" as it seemed. The iPad came and changed all that. The many features made it worth carrying around.

Comment by Claireebuyer on December 15, 2010 at 3:44am

I think you make really good point here, why does a book reader need to become a movie watcher as well? It seems to me that maybe attention spans are short; i.e using the ereader to read a book, get distracted, watch a film for a bit, back to the book...wander off to do the next thing

Comment by Erik Isaksson Karl Jan on December 4, 2010 at 11:17am

@LADYTECH unfortunately i do not have the NOOK color i was just referencing to it. Seeing as i don't have it i can not give pros or cons but based on what i have read i would reccomend it :)

Comment by LADYTECH on December 4, 2010 at 10:49am

I'm looking at buying the NOOK color from B&H as a gift for Xmas. Do you have it? I compare the Kindle & Nook to Sega Genesis & PS3. Kindle was the first but it seems outdated compared to NOOK.

Any feedback on Pros/Cons

Comment by Erik Isaksson Karl Jan on December 4, 2010 at 6:54am

@JS "calling" feature hasn't improved at all. In fact, I imagine, for calling, the phone I had 10 years ago is probably better than the one I have now." lol iPhone 4 joke. haha

Comment by JS on December 4, 2010 at 3:10am

I don't know. But do you remember the time when cell phones were just for calling?

These days, mine can play video, take photos, edit photos, play games, surf the web, play music, read e-mail, help my organise my day, show me a 3D detailed rendering of the earth with lots of information, tell me the weather, etc.
But the "calling" feature hasn't improved at all. In fact, I imagine, for calling, the phone I had 10 years ago is probably better than the one I have now.