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Why Kindle Should Be An Open Book
February 23, 2009 - 9:05pm — birdie
Why Kindle Should Offer an Open Book Policy...some thoughts from Tim O'Reilly.
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I really do not like the idea of kindle.
Now if someone would make a wifi or 3g version of the Sony E-book, I would find that interesting. Also I am bothered by the fact that the Kindle 2 does not have a card slot, so if you fill what memory it has, you have to dump something.