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Introduction Since their initial development, e-readers have been a controversial technology.  Some avid readers are more than content with a simple print book with literal pages.  To them, the feeling of turning a page and having a sort of trophy to place on the bookshelf is like no other.  A collection of books can become a prize to some.  Others simply want to read and have as many books as

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