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Lee Koo
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E-book reader: To root or not to root?
Dear CNET members,
Happy Friday! Last week in my newsletter I asked for some puppy
rearing advice and all I have to say is, WOW! I received more than
100 member e-mails from puppy tips to notes of congratulations. I'm
only halfway through them, but the weekend is here and I'll be going
through them all. A sincere thank you to all who took the time out
to e-mail me--I really appreciate the support! Now let's move on to
this week's topic from member, Mark, who asked us if he should root
his e-book reader.
Well folks, given the lack of responses in this week's topic, "E-book
reader: To root or not to root?", I can see that the topic of rooting
(see Wikipedia definition of rooting) an e-book reader hasn't quite
drawn much interest, or we simply just don't have enough
members with this experience, but no worries. If it's the latter, we
are all here to learn from one another and if this is the first time
you've heard about rooting, well then it's time to learn about
something new.
Mark, we have a few answers for you from our members in regard to
your inquiry. But I'd like to ask our members who are seasoned
rooting experts to come join the conversation and help
us understand in detail the risks, difficulties, and above
all, the compelling reason(s) to root? These answers will help our
members to determine if this new adventure is something
they want to take on or not. Thank you all for your help. Have a great
weekend!
Cheers!
-Lee
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