We don't even know where it is we're supposed to be looking from, and the choice between Fesole and Valdarno that Milton gives the reader is crucial here.
We were admittedly impressed by the inclusion of handwriting on theReader WiFi, so we're not too surprised that Sony brought this popular feature back for the sequel.
If you're a frequent reader you're surely well aware of the potential of spin torque transfer memory, or STT-MRAM, and how spin-polarized magnetic currents (and the electrons they love to caress) might hold the potential to revolutionize storage as we know it.
