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"Thousands" is a bit hyperbolic, for sure. But 2-3 is a far more typical use case, and even at that scale, the carry weight matters. Plus people are carrying
by bonemachine 13y ago
"Thousands" is a bit hyperbolic, for sure.
But 2-3 is a far more typical use case, and even at that scale, the carry weight matters. Plus people are carrying phones (and increasingly, tablets) around these days, in any case. So that's where the value proposition kicks in.
- grammaton 13y agoNo, it's really not. A base model Nook can hold about 2000 books. If you have the older simple touch with an SD slot, you can expand that into the realm of....far more books than you'll ever live to read, quite frankly.
- bonemachine 13y agoTo clarify: I meant the implied use case (of holding thousands of books), not to the fact that modern devices can easily store that many.