This
is the story of a broken Kindle. A friend sent a message to a WhatsApp
group that I belong to that she is mourning the loss of her
second-generation Kindle, that she bought in 2012, and since then had
been her regular companion. It is not the story of hardware malfunction
or a device just giving up. Instead, it is a story of how quickly we
forget the old technologies which were once new. The friend, on her
Easter holiday, was visiting her sister, who has a six-year-old
daughter.
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Peterk
Dallas, Tx
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