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Listener Review: Quill in Four Corners brings us a review of the Castle tie-in novel, "Heat Wave", the first in the "Nikki Heat" series, based on the characters created by the novelist in the TV series.
iPad Feedback: Offering a suggestion, Daryl in Chicago posits that Stackpole might be better off waiting for the second generation iPad before diving in; Sandy in Maryland weighs in on the current crop of ebook readers, and wants to know why Stackpole bought the Sony E-Reader; Kevin in Phoenix suggests that Stackpole should get the iPad, and wonders if content can be transferred between the iTouch and the iPad;
Redshirt from Iowa weighs in on the iPad debate; Anna lists her reasons why she won't be buying an iPad for herself; Logan from FL thinks the system is a little too closed for him to consider getting an iPad, and prefers e-ink over LCD.
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How about refocusing the podcast back to being about books and other written stories; reading and writing, and drastically cut down on the technology guff.
I've been through LP, cassette, CD, music download format wars, the beta-max, V2000, VHS, Super VHS, DVD, HD-DVD, BLU-RAY - the video wars. It's the music and films that matter.
The format wars are a consumer frustration. Don't fuel that fire.
The odd discussion is interesting and informative. Now it's getting boring.