Your Amazon comment is obvious but I hadn't thought of it. I have to confess that I still go to my local Barnes and Noble to browse the tech section to see wha

Your Amazon comment is obvious but I hadn't thought of it. I have to confess that I still go to my local Barnes and Noble to browse the tech section to see what's new and to browse titles I haven't heard of. I can't do the same at the public library because there are a lot of old books about obsolete tech right next to the (few) brand new books. The good thing about Barnes and Noble is that their selection is human curated because of their physical constraints. On Amazon, I can spend an entire week browsing the "Customers also Purchased" section. I've resorted to taking photos of the interesting shelves so I don't have to go there as often.