Frank,
Now that you have discovered e-book reading, I highly recommend you, and
others who don't have one, to get an e-ink based e-book reader, like the
amazon kindle. I was an early adopter years ago, when I paid EUR600 for
one of the first of these devices, which broke half a year later in a
way that was not covered by warranty. It took me a while to try a new
one after that.
Nowadays the kindle 4 is about the price of a better old fashioned paper
book. No need to buy anything more advanced than the cheapest ($79 in
the US, $109 for the international version which does not have the
advertisements as screen saver).
You will love the e-ink display, which reads like paper, in sunlight as
well as in house. It lasts for weeks on a single charge. They are super
light and can hold about 1500 books or more. They have a WiFi connection
and books you order at Amazon will automatically be downloaded on them.
If you have several, like I have in my house, your read position in the
book will be synchronized, allowing you to continue where you had left.
However: they are less suited for books you want to flip around in, or
heavily illustrated books. Use them for books you want to read from
cover to cover.
Andre
On 02/27/2012 04:30 PM, [email protected] wrote:
The book was recommend by someone from this group, thanks. I was able
to download Kindle from Amazon for free on
my lap top. The book was then cheep, easy to download, was well
written, and worth reading.
Conclusions
Some things were seen by credible witnesses. The results were
not reproducible.
Many things were saw by nuts.
Earthly technology emerged from man through a well documented path.
No alien infusion was needed.
No government conspiracy. The govt is busy governing and is not
interested in following UFO reports.
No hidden energy or propulsion technologies. If we had it we would be
using it.
Point I disagree on was that the Phoenix lights were a real
unexplained argument. I saw on TV the lights blinking out on a
video of that night. It was later superimposed on a daylight image
from the same spot. The composite clearly showed
flares moving behind the mountains as a cause of the lights blinking out.
This was my first e-book reading and it went well on my lap top.
Someday I may write one to follow up on my book
Elementary Antrgravity 1989. My first book is really out of date.
Frank Znidarsic
