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Old 02-09-2011, 09:13 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Mike_73 View Post
I recently purchased an iPod 4 with retina display. Allthough the battery doesn't last as long as on my 600 (doesn't even get close), the iPod (for me) is just so much better as it fits in my pant's pockets. For at home, I mostly use the iPad now.
I have an Ipad and Iphone 4. All loaded with books.

Great devices, but I like the e-ink better for long term reading. Reading on a lit screen, for me, is like looking into a flashlight to read the black print. No matter what I set the background colors for, after about 1 1/2 to 2 hours my eyes are done. Love them for small trips, out and about, but not for casual-at-home-at-night reading.

My daughter just bought herself a Sony, because she found she had the same problem reading on her Android phone a strain for long hours. And her eyes are a lot younger! lol.

Same for my Ipad. I just don't reach for it to read on anymore. But it's great for weather reports, news and games, but nothing too long term for me.
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