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But for use outside education?
I'm interested in an e-reader because I like to read books on my train commute, or even just at home, and an e-reader would fit better in my purse than a netbook (it would be lighter too!).

I know I want an ebook reader. I know you, Chris, think that netbooks are the ideal way to go for an all-in-one solution, but if you HAD to pick an e-reader, which one would you choose? Is the Cool-er a good way to go? I'm really wary of the Kindle because of the DRM and the fact that it doesn't read pdfs, so Amazon is a no-go for me. Is the Cool-er the best alternate option, you think?
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But for use outside education?  Caggles | 05/28/09
I'm with you.  JLHenry | 05/28/09
You need a better mobile phone  dgrainge | 05/28/09
I AM using it as a reader . . .  JLHenry | 05/28/09
Forget the mobile phone  don3605 | 06/02/09
I thought that the newest one,  don3605 | 06/02/09
Are they practical in schools?  dgrainge | 05/28/09
These readers . . .  JLHenry | 05/28/09
All very valid points...  HeadScratcher7 | 05/29/09
Project Gutenberg  dgrainge | 05/28/09
You need to . . .  JLHenry | 05/28/09
Battery life?  jorjitop | 05/28/09
It's coming...  HeadScratcher7 | 05/29/09
Sony e-reader  Caggles | 05/29/09
Sony eReader  we3morenos@... | 05/29/09
RE: Interead Cool-er: so close yet so far away  we3morenos@... | 05/29/09
Who are you to decide?  Michael Louis | 05/31/09
What does this mean?  dgrainge | 06/03/09

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