David Souter, the retired Supreme Court justice long known for his aversion to new technology, may have joined one of the latest electronic trends, given that his most recent financial disclosure report shows he received a Kindle Wireless Reading Device as a gift. Souter's sidestepping of electronic devices is widely known, but one could imagine him making an exception this time; he had to move to a new house last year in part because his prior house wasn't structurally sound enough to hold his thousands of books.
June 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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David Souter, the retired Supreme Court justice long known for his aversion to new technology, may have joined one of the latest electronic trends.
Souter received a Kindle Wireless Reading Device as a gift last year, according to his latest financial disclosure report. The Kindle, sold by Amazon, allows users to download books and read them on an electronic display.
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