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On 12/21/2010 10:45 PM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote: > As usual all media outlets are not to be trusted. But unlike usual, I don't > know where to read between the lines and discern where the real truth is. I > start reading 12-page long detailed articles about blah blah, and reach the > conclusion, "We probably lost." "What the hell, I might as well cave in and > buy a stupid consumer-raping smartphone now." > > You know I want one. I'm only objecting for philosophical reasons, as a > consumer who is not a clueless idiot distracted by shiny objects, I find > myself washing the dishes after dinner tonight, thinking "Cave in. Cave in. > Cave in. It's Christmas." If you're never out of range of wifi, grab a color Nook and root it. Much nicer and cheaper ($250) than a smartphone. Android runs great on it, you can watch movies on it, play angry birds, whatever you might use a smartphone for (except making calls). I saw one (a rooted color nook) recently and wanted one even though I have no use for it (I already have an android smartphone). Matt
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