> there are still plenty of cases -- students going to exams, book that depend on exact layout, etc -- where ebooks are no substitute.
Quite. Does anyone yet make an ereader that can safely and sanely be used in the bath?
Quite. Does anyone yet make an ereader that can safely and sanely be used in the bath?
I worry less about water damage to my Kindle than I worry about water damage to physical books, even without any sort of protective covering. If I spill coffee on my Kindle, I simply wipe it off. If I spill coffee on a bound volume of paper, I consider it to be "ruined." My Kindle has demonstrated far greater fortitude than paper in weathering spills.