Thread: Does iPad glare make it difficult to read?
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Old 08-17-2010, 02:35 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by amjbrown View Post
I have been using an iPad since the day it came, and the trusty 505 has been gathering dust. However I have ordered a K3, because the Kindle app on the iPad and the K3 will stay in sync, and the K3 has got to the point where (for me) it is cheap enough to justify its specific purpose - reading on the beach or by the pool! In the meantime, the iPad has survived in those situations.

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Substitute a CyBook for your 505 and that's exactly my situation as well; in fact I'll bet it isn't uncommon amongst iPad users. I just wish Amazon would produce a keyboard-less Kindle - for me, the keyboard will serve no function and just makes the device bigger than necessary.

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