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Originally Posted by Shopaholic
A tablet can be a reader but a reader can't be a tablet. I believe JS Wolf's point was that the OP's thread title is eReaders Doing Tax Returns then went on to post about tablets doing so. Hence the statement a tablet isn't a reader. The fact that you can read on a tablet is irrelevant to the topic.
It's extremely doubtful to me that you can use an ereader, rooted or not, to file your taxes the way you could on a tablet.
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Murky area there. Is a rooted nook etc. a tablet and many people have argued that they are. And I have no idea whether an ereader can do a tax return.
I don't think that was JS wolf's point at all but who knows for sure.
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A tablet is not a reader. It's a multifunction device that can function as a reader if there is a suitable app installed
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Just says a tablet is not a reader. And he is right by most definitions of readers although some tablet apps read books aloud which could be contrued as reading. I do not see anything in his post about ereaders doing tax returns and I am not privy to his innermost thoughts.
Helen