Thread: Is the iPhone too small for reading ebooks
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Old 12-27-2010, 02:13 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by kkay5 View Post
I think it totally depends on the person. I have an iPod Touch that I use as my only ereader. I use the night mode and turn the brightness down on it and it doesn't bother my eyes at all. But it's different for other people. I have read probably 50 books on it since I bought it in March. I love that I have it EVERYWHERE I go. It fits in my pocket and no matter where I am at I can read it if I have unexpected reading time. I can get all different kinds of reading apps for it and even read library ebooks on it. As soon as the iPhone comes to my area, I will replace my iPod Touch with the iPhone.
Thanks, but I have read that the iPod touch's battery is only a few hours?
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