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ghostyjack · 10-17-2012, 08:53 AM

Although I have an eInk device (two actually), I prefer to use my tablet (Transformer Infinity).

I find it to be more versatile that my eInk reader, as I can have access to multiple ebook formats. Also with some books that have been heavily worked on, there can be a lot of content that doesn't show as well, such as fonts, graphics, etc, this makes the use of a tablet to.

I know a lot of people have problems using LCD devices for reading over long periods, but this doesn't effect me.

10-17-2012, 08:53 AM	#4
ghostyjack Guru Posts: 718 Karma: 1085610 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Bristol, England Device: PRS-T1, 1825PT, Galaxy Tab, One X, TF700T, Aura HD, Nexus 7	Although I have an eInk device (two actually), I prefer to use my tablet (Transformer Infinity). I find it to be more versatile that my eInk reader, as I can have access to multiple ebook formats. Also with some books that have been heavily worked on, there can be a lot of content that doesn't show as well, such as fonts, graphics, etc, this makes the use of a tablet to. I know a lot of people have problems using LCD devices for reading over long periods, but this doesn't effect me. Last edited by ghostyjack; 10-17-2012 at 09:04 AM.