That makes sense. I suppose it matters where you're going, and to what extent you're traveling "rough". I used to hesitate taking out my Nook or Sony on the s

That makes sense. I suppose it matters where you're going, and to what extent you're traveling "rough". I used to hesitate taking out my Nook or Sony on the subway (I'm in NYC), but this morning there were six other people reading from e-readers as well, so it's become less of an oddity or security risk. If I have the Geek Atlas, the LP guide for general info, a Zagat's for the restaurants, etc. I'd prefer to have them all in digital form rather than lugging around three or more paper books.