Thread: Why have two e-readers
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Old 08-23-2013, 09:33 AM   #46
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Device: Kobo Glo, Kindle 3 3g, Nook HD+, Nexus 4 (Mantano)
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I don't have two readers, I have three (that I regularly use):

Kindle Paperwhite which I use as my main fiction reader.

Sony PRS-350 ePub reader for library books.

Apple iPad for PDFs and books which benefit from a colour screen or larger screen size.
Nice setup. What about the Sony allows you to read library books that you couldn't with a Kindle?

I have a Kobo Glo that I bought for myself, then my wife "appropriated" it. So I bought a Kobo Mini while they were on sale for $40 USD that I use all the time. The small size really is handy; it fits in a shirt pocket quite nicely and yet is much better than reading on my phone! If it only had a frontlight it would be perfect.
I also use my Samsung Galaxy S2 with Mantano Premium occasionally, since it's the one device I always have with me.
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