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After just a few hours I am contemplating sending this back. Imagine, carrying many reference books with you at all times. A dream.

PROS:

It is a wonderful device and I am sure it is excellent for serial reading (novels, etc.)

The screen contrast is amazing. It really does look like paper. It is small and light.

CONS:

My big need was for quickly getting around reference documents and it is horrible for that.

I suppose this is a review of content more than the device, with little to no linking.

There is a search function but not very impressive.

It takes so long to find something I am not sure it is worthwhile.

58MM LENS CAP FOR

Dreadful. Judging from the first paragraph, this novel had the potential for being absorbing and a good holiday read. I was soon only making my way through it because I had nothing else to read and I kept thinking it must get better since it came highly recommended. If only I had had something better than this time waster: lazy plot that never seemed to go anywhere because it went in too many irrelevant directions, little firsthand knowledge of the circus, low-level vocabulary. A waste of time on a good topic.
58mm Digital SLR White

This is clearly a teen book and not aimed at adults, but I discovered it on a list of books for “those who were going through Harry Potter withdrawals.”

It isn’t Harry Potter by any stretch of the imagination. And it isn’t perfect. But it is very readable and with the exception of the over-the-top dwarf character (Mulch Diggums) it is constructed well enough that the story is fun and surprising.

I’ve read through the third book now and have ordered the fourth. They are not great works of art, but certainly readable and worth buying.
58mm Black Plastic Camera

What an over hyped piece of crap. I was supposed to have read this in high school but faked my way through it. Now I feel duped for wasting my time on it. The emperor has no clothes and this book sucks.
Vivitar 58mm UV Circular

I’ve had this now for a couple of years and have logged countless miles on it in rain, cold, heat, etc. A very durable watch. GPS is fairly accurate (only off by less than 1/10 of a mile after any 5K. I know that these have gotten smaller, but for the money, this is a very wise purchase! A must have for any runner who wants to log their runs or to review races, runs, etc.
58mm Wide Angle Lens