- Sci-Fi master, Peter Hamilton, brings you a trilogy of intergalactic proportions
- Humanity is at risk of being taken over by the minds of those long dead
- Included e-books: The Reality Dysfunction, The Neutronium Alchemist, The Naked God, Second Chance at Eden
- Add e-books to your Palm handheld without sacrificing internal memory
- Compatible with Palm m125, m130, i705, and m500 series handhelds
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My gateway into eBooks...,
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This review is from: PalmOne PalmPak eBook Series: Sci-Fi (m125, m130, i705 & m500 series) (Office Product)
Back in 2002, I purchased one of the m-series Palm units and with it, the PalmPak eBook Series: Sci-Fi; I was hooked! For one thing, you can take these books everywhere you go, literally in your pocket or purse. True, the Palm m125/m130/m500 were all pretty small, but that's a limitation of the device, not this cartridge or the books contained inside. Four great books for one pretty low price. Eight years later, the stories in this book are still resonating with me, and I have them on my wish-list to read them in an eInk format - they're that good! Nothing like a long story arc, with plenty of time for character development, plot, romance and battles. I think the only limitation I found, after all these years, is that it's a physical cartridge. The future, or rather the present, is digital downloads - through Wi-Fi or cellular delivery. Still, for its time, the PalmPak eBook Series was ahead of its time!
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3.0 out of 5 stars
If you love Sci-Fi,
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This review is from: PalmOne PalmPak eBook Series: Sci-Fi (m125, m130, i705 & m500 series) (Office Product)
If you love Sci-Fi, you will like this product, if you aren't familiar with Sci-fi, you probably won't. There are a lot of questions I could ask about the stories, because I am unfamiliar with space terminology.
You must change the pages an awful lot, this takes several steps each time.
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