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Originally Posted by HarryT
I honestly don't see the point, myself - at least not if we're talking about two screens which just display two pages of the book. You're only going to read one page at a time, and is that worth halving the battery life for?
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Magazines... I just bought the DVD collection of National Geographic. I can make an ebook (PDF format) from articles. A double screen would be handy in that case. For average novel reading, I agree, I don't see any added value to a double screen.
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Originally Posted by HansTWN
I personally think having only one screen is an advantage of ereaders over pbooks. There is no need to readjust my position after each page.
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Easier to hold, only need one hand, you don't have to turn around to read "the other page"... I agree, an advantage of ebook readers is the single page reading... Though, there are times where a double screen can be handy (see above).
Would I buy a double screener? I doubt it, unless the price is low enough...