Roger- You sent Patty home with lots of
books that well illustrate your point that
real books are best. And tempted as I
was by technology, I have to agree with
her- and you that old ways are the best.
Barnes and Noble has its Nook back and
Best Buy has its Kindle. Here's my kind
of "nook"- a glass roofed one- in of our earlier Mercer Island homes. J-
that eBooks on airplanes make a lot of sense. J-
I used to spend a fair amount of time on airplanes and may do more- now that I'm pretty well retired. So I may well try Barnes & Noble's "Nook" and/or Amazon's "Kindle" again for BookReading. J-
http://www.creators.com/liberal/froma-harrop/paper-is-more-forever.html
I did buy back my "Simple Touch Nook Reader". (It's a good way to take books on trips). J-
(just received) seems to indicate I made the right choice in a Simple Touch Nook. Jerry-
To correct an older PatchBlogPost of mine, my SimpleTouchNOOK was too simple- so I traded it for a NOOK Color which is great. Jerry-
Just gave the MI Library a bunch of hardcover books that I thought I'd get around to reading. However I do find myself wedded to my NOOK Color. So clear and sharp and easy to read anywhere high contrast type. JerryG-