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E-books on your Mobile

I am now on my third book being read from my Nokia mobile. This is the reason Kindle will not succeed, we already carry too many things with us... Laptops, PDAs, Palmtops, Smartphones, Notebooks and mobiles can all do what the Kindle does... and plenty more.

I use my phone as it is always with me and easy to read - I like backlit screens especially on dark winter's nights like we have at the moment.

Also they need to open up to all formats to make older/other digital info available to read on your Kindle
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