prospero811

"Something doesn't sit right with me, the more I look into this product. I have wanted to by an eBook reader for years now. They all seem to have the same basic flaw: They are designed to limit what you can choose to read on them. I don't really want to order a lot of stuff from the Amazon Kindle website. My reading habits do not include most of the 80,000 mostly best sellers that they want to sell me. I want to read classics, many of which are not copyright protected anymore. I want to, in short, be able to Wi-Fi to the web - browse whatever site I want, download from any free or pay site that I want, and read what I want. For $400, I think that's not too much to ask for. I would also like WRITE on the thing. Why can't I sit on the plane or the train, and use the Querty keyboard to create a document? Why can't I use a stylus to make notes on a book or document I have saved? Why can't I highlight and underline? I just did a quick search and laptop computers that can do all that this can do and far more can be purchased for $349 to $700. Why would I get this, other than portability? I just don't think portability is really worth that much. If it was $199, I'd think about it. " more