I know we have discussed this before and I believe Cary has mentioned this but I want to bring up the topic again as a reminder. If you are not aware, Amazon's Kindle app has become available for PC and Mac. Of course, it's also available on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. What I never realized is how big Amazon's free book catalog is, most of them classics. I'm just a little upset that the app is not available on Android devices...yet. I recently downloaded the eReader app for my Droid and my netbook and started reading Stephen King's Cell on both (http://bit.ly/9pPXKA) but I have found that Amazon's ebook market is a little less expensive than eReader so I plan to start using the Kindle app more, especially now that I have browsed Amazon's free ebook catalog. I know a majority of you will probably not be inclined to read books on your computer but I wanted to point out to those that have a netbook (Shag, I know, is one) that, as per my blog post from above, you can hold your netbook like a hardback book for reading. Just a suggestion.
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