Comments on: e-Book Prices To Rise, Wireless Fee Next? http://www.bestebookreaders.com/e-book-prices-to-rise-wireless-fee-next/ Everything Ebooks Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:51:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Fran Szarejkohttp://www.bestebookreaders.com/e-book-prices-to-rise-wireless-fee-next/comment-page-1/#comment-855 Fran Szarejko Tue, 09 Feb 2010 01:22:16 +0000 http://www.bestebookreaders.com/?p=1505#comment-855 I was an early adopter of Kindle but my enthusiasm is waning. I read a good number of difficult theological and philosophical works. Unfortunately, the Kindle is poorly adapted to making any kind of notes and surely no margin notes. Not to mention that I cannot just open the book to find my notes like I can in a print edition. I will continue to use my Kindle for light reading, but if the prices of a Kindle edition approach those of a print edition, I will likely take the print book.Now if we can get an ereader that allows me to take the kind of notes I need, reference the actual pages from a print edition, even add more detailed notes with a key pad that has some reasonable utility -- I will be all over it.I still like my Kindle but it is way behind what I know technology can do. I was an early adopter of Kindle but my enthusiasm is waning. I read a good number of difficult theological and philosophical works. Unfortunately, the Kindle is poorly adapted to making any kind of notes and surely no margin notes. Not to mention that I cannot just open the book to find my notes like I can in a print edition. I will continue to use my Kindle for light reading, but if the prices of a Kindle edition approach those of a print edition, I will likely take the print book.

Now if we can get an ereader that allows me to take the kind of notes I need, reference the actual pages from a print edition, even add more detailed notes with a key pad that has some reasonable utility — I will be all over it.

I still like my Kindle but it is way behind what I know technology can do.

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