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Originally Posted by tahseen
Prof .. I understand your point about everything being breakable. But from the feel of it, it felt like if the Nook/Sony sort of lightly hit something (edge of the bed/table) its gonna survive. Kindle probably would but it just didn't feel like it.
I don't really need a month of charge. I would be pretty happy with a week or over  . I would also use almost zero wifi and minimal lcd usage I think. I find the buttons more comfortable from what little I gathered using Nook. I do often have multiple books open, specially if parts of them are going slow for me. Otherwise I have the bad habit of trying to finish a book in a sitting. Which is not good for other things .. I know but  |
If the Nook feels more comfortable to you then by all means buy a Nook. The K3 is a perfectly durable machine but if you don't feel comfortable with it then you should not buy it.
You can avoid the LCD screen for looking at pictures but my understanding is that all of your navigation occurs on the LCD screen. So you can turn the brightness down to save battery life but it is still there. I know you have a choice between buttons and swiping for page turning.
If you live outside the US, the Kindle is the only one of the three devices that supports international users. It does not ship to Bangladesh so that might not be all that useful for you.