I find it interesting that people argue FOR convergence devices being the death knell for digital cameras and mp3 players but argue AGAINST them being the death

I find it interesting that people argue FOR convergence devices being the death knell for digital cameras and mp3 players but argue AGAINST them being the death knell for book reading. If people "want to have one device", it ain't going to be a book reader. I still prefer a book to an e-book, as they're more robust, durable, lack DRM, are easy to resell and are readable in a wider range of locations. I can easily see the value in e-books for technical materials and other such time-duration or non-recreational reading, so there will be widespread usage.