Android Tablet solved and ruined to.

[amgoforth]

Buying an android Lenovo K1 tablet solved all my problems about reading PDFs, and djvus ebooks. Internet Archive, and Google PDFs no problem, regular PDFs, no problem, two page PDFs are very readable. I like Kindle, Kobo, Nook applications just fine. Many other advantages. I use it for FaceBook, Google Plus, Twitter, etc. I have many Bible reading softwares on it, makes study easier.
Trouble is, now I no longer come to sites like MobileRead everyday to see what is new in ebook readers. I am satisfied. No need to look anymore. I really enjoyed trying new readers, or at least hearing about them, but now I am satisfied, not always a 100 percent good thing.

[booklover6]

Being satisfied is an awesome thing~! I can safely say I am extremely satisfied with our tablets. The Nook HD and HD+ are awesome, and the Fire HD is nice. No more tablet lust in our house!

E-ink readers are a different story...I am satisfied with my collection, but always keeping an eye out for improvements.

[exscentric]

If you haven't heard of the MySword Bible program, you might be interested in it. It is free at mysword.info and there are a ton of commentaries, dictionaries, and books at biblesupport.com

You need to be selective on the resources, biblesupport has a wide variety of theological positions present though the majority are sound evangelical works.

[Quelch]

Shopping for new toys can be very entertaining, so much so that you feel a loss when the purchase has finally been made
I'm currently designing my next computer, a small and powerful machine with the new Haswell CPU and mini ITX motherboard
I'm reluctant to go ahead and purchase the parts as all the fun of choosing the configuration will be over
I recently sold my Nook ST, so I'm also shopping for a new reader, I'll savour the search !

Congratulations on your fine choice of the Lenovo tablet, may it give you long and reliable service

[ilovejedd]

Originally Posted by Quelch

Shopping for new toys can be very entertaining, so much so that you feel a loss when the purchase has finally been made
I'm currently designing my next computer, a small and powerful machine with the new Haswell CPU and mini ITX motherboard
I'm reluctant to go ahead and purchase the parts as all the fun of choosing the configuration will be over

I completely agree. I find it fun to spec builds. Much more so than the actual building and eventual production use.

Still, you can always spec builds for other people. There are lots of folks asking for build advice on hardware forums, anyway.

[amgoforth]

I use it, and have introduced it to other Pastors in the Philippines, it is awesome.

Originally Posted by exscentric

If you haven't heard of the MySword Bible program, you might be interested in it. It is free at mysword.info and there are a ton of commentaries, dictionaries, and books at biblesupport.com

You need to be selective on the resources, biblesupport has a wide variety of theological positions present though the majority are sound evangelical works.

[amgoforth]

I am discouraged with eink. I had allot of eink readers. Left several in Philippines while I was in Iraq for 1 1/2 years. Original Kindle stolen while I was gone. All Iliads including DR, also Sony 700, Easyreader, NO longer boot up, and screens washed out. ones I took with me, Kindle DR screen grayed out some, Gen 3 stopped booting after I got home, Sony 595 still good but battery not so good, old Jetbook still fine, ETI 1 has 2 lines on screen but good other then that. So most eink devices are messed up, not eink pretty much fine. I can not see me buying another eink reader unless it is very cheap. I would love to have a 12 inch Jetbook reflective screen to read on if it did Photo PDFs and DJVUs well.

Originally Posted by booklover6

Being satisfied is an awesome thing~! I can safely say I am extremely satisfied with our tablets. The Nook HD and HD+ are awesome, and the Fire HD is nice. No more tablet lust in our house!

E-ink readers are a different story...I am satisfied with my collection, but always keeping an eye out for improvements.