I sort of liked newspapers in that you could browse a whole lot of stories at once, and that one story might leave you next to a good one with a bad headline, but I do agree that the disjointed reading was a nuisance.

Technology has gone as far as it will go.

JOKE ALERT: This last two tines above are take offs of a song in OKLAHOMA. Set in 1900 or so, the song goes: "Everything is up-to-date in Kansas City. They have taken it as far as they can go.

Second reference. In EL Doctorow's RAGTIME, someone refers to the murder of architect Stanford White as "the crime of the century." Another person says, "but it's only 1906."

RE: "I can no longer read newspapers. I can't stand the way the stories jump around." - M.J.
MY COMMENT: Yes, that has become a 'deal breaker' for me. I always hated it because fumbling with the pages made me feel like an über klutz (which I am). Print magazines are more manageable, but still somewhat annoying nonetheless.

Let the iPad/Kindle War Begin!

(Because God Knows the 25 years we have spent on Mac/PC War has been so productive)

knowing that I will hate myself later, the Kindle will need to step up it's specs big time and soon to not get slaughtered by the iPad. Who on Earth would buy an online subscription to SI, National Geographic, or People in black and white (no matter how readable) when you can get in color.

The Kindle may be the ideal device to read the NYT Top Ten Fiction list or the aptly named Grey Lady, but it kind of sucks when sharing Dr Seuss and Where the Wild Things Are with your kids or viewing the photos in Sky and Telescope.

The rumored price points for the iPad: $800-1000 plus mandatory contract left lots of room for a dedicated B&W Reader. But the actual price point of $499 Wifi only or $639 plus month to month $15 for the lowend 3G entry punches a big hole through Amazon's business model.

My brother has a Kindle and likes it a lot. Except he is a big fan of military history and can't make out battle maps in grey scale without the ability to scale up the size.

The Kindle may be great for boring policy geeks like me and M.J. but Art History and Astronomy or Biology people are going to laugh at 16 level grey scale eReaders. Amazon better move fast or find the Kindle in the same place as the IBM PC Junior with it's Chicklet keyboard. Don't remember the PC Jr? Hmm, there is a reason for that.

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