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I've had that, too, where only my PB is left for me to use
It's alarming the way kids these days are glued for hours on end to computers or other game-playing or movie-playing devices. Having grown up in the pre-electronic age, I can't help but think they should be spending more time playing outside with each other or at least playing with real 3D toys that have never heard of a battery.12-27-11 07:41 PM - Went for vacation with wife, inlaws and extended family members, wonderful christmas break no doubt, what made it even better was me having my PB. I could check my regular work stuff, the weather before rushing out, and everything inbetween.
The holidays just got rocking having the PB, not forgetting reading my fav stuff in flight.....and then storing away the PB ever so efficiently in my cargo pockets...... now thats awesome12-28-11 08:03 PM - Holidays with playbook! I'll drink to that!!
To think only a year ago it was laptops and no wifi where you need it.
How far we have come in only a year. From nothing, to this! Seriously, not fast enough for some? Have a glass of egg nog and chill.
Same here just me and my lonely 80 yo widowed mom who has lost her short term memory and repeats herself all day. Without my pb I would be crawling the walls.I was at elderly family members houses during the holiday with no wifi.....yes no wifi, so I just bridged and enjoyed my PlayBook....boredom had to find another place to dwell
Two thumbs up for the PlayBook
Plus, playbook has something for everyone.... I thought maybe playing cards would help her brain function, but no cards....enter playbook, she does remember solitaire, and even though i had to show her where to put most of the cards, it got her head out of it's rut for a half hour....and then it was less about feeling sorry for herself....it was a mood changer.
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