In preparation for the holiday season, STG’s got some questions for y’all about e-books…

1. Which do you prefer: Kindle or Nook or Sony (or something else that is flying under the radar so far)?
2.  Which one do you use? How do you use it, e.g., books only, periodicals also? If you were choosing today, which would you choose?
3.  What do you like best about the one you use compared to print? What do you like best about it compared to other e-readers? What does your version not do or offer that others do?
4.  Do you also still read “real” books? If so, please elaborate. If not, what do you miss about printed books (if anything)?
5.  What new capability do you hope will come to e-readers in the future?
6.  Any experience with e-book lending programs, formal or informal? (Amazon recently launched a lending program for Amazon Prime members but single review I’ve seen claimed the selection is limited. No clue if lending programs are available or planned for Nook or Sony….anybody know?)
7.  Anybody have a clue which technology Dekalb County library system will choose (assuming it ever has hopes of budgetary capacity to even consider adding e-books)?