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Oh. You mean e-book READERS.



My editor swears by her EBookWise, which is a fairly inexpensive reader, but she has to do some creative work-arounds to read Adobe files.



The Sony e-reader certainly has a chunk of the market, but at almost $300, out of my price range for a reader.



The Kindle is definitely the coolest because of its wireless download capabilities, as well as subscription features, but at $400 (!!!) it's also a little absurd price-wise. Not to mention, apparently the page turner bar is poorly placed.



They all have file-reading limitations. I'm holding out for an affordable reader that reads all kinds of docs without making me twist myself into knots to get to it and is actually user-friendly.

If you have a library card from your local library, you can go on www.netlibrary.com and download e-books for FREE. They have thousands. We download audiobooks - we used to spend hundreds of dollars a year on them, for long car trips, but then discovered netlibrary. Your tax dollars at work!