What do you think of the Kindle2?

[thispego]

blenders have been around for a while, pego

pre-digestive fluids included?

[CuckingFunt]

You wouldn't, nor would you need instant access to over 200 thousand books, a hundred different newspapers from around the world, or over a thousand blogs. But you seem to be okay with that one book that you have no hope of finishing.

Literacy smack over a silly gadget? Seriously?



Not to mention the fact that this conversation is taking place on an online message board, which implies that I own a computer and have access to the internet and, therefore, already have access to over 200,000 books, a hundred different newspapers from around the world, and over 1,000 blogs.

[peewee's lovechild]

but it's about as close to reading an actual book as you can get.

Then, why not just read a ing book?

Frozen cow piss might be as close to ice cream as ice cream is, but I'd rather just eat ice cream.

[JudynTX]

Unbelievable! It's just a gadget, no need to blow a gasket.

[Borosai]

Overpriced.

[spurastic]

I want one. The new Kindel2 has audio? Hummmmm--I like to listen to audio books while on the treadmill. Audio books are expensive and selection at library is not the greatest. But that sure is lots of bucks for an one function gadget.

[Kermit]

Granted the prices are pretty steep (and it would be badass if you could actually "check out" books instead of paying out the ass for them) but the tree hugger in me likes this. Although, I doubt that's the motive for this gadget seeing as how Americans are the laziest sons of es this world has ever seen.

[angel_luv]

I enjoy actual books and that I have a bookshelf full of them.

[Mr.Bookman]

Trying to read something that small would be frustrating as .

There's nothing like reading an actual book.

You got that right joy boy.