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speedlever · 03-23-2011, 07:41 PM

One handed reading... I find that difficult with a paperback. But with an EBR, it's easy. I always have trouble keeping a paperback open to the page I'm reading. It's almost always a two-handed job for me.

You sound like a prime candidate for an EBR.

I suggest you jump on one of those $89 refurb Nook deals. In a year or two, you'll have a much better idea of how this all works and will be ready for the latest iteration of whatever EBR you decide you wish to upgrade to.

Edit: Learn to use calibre. It's an excellent application and I've only scratched the scratch learning how to use it. I know just enough to make it do what I want and haven't spent the time yet to learn how to really put it to work.

03-23-2011, 07:41 PM	#43
speedlever Fanatic Posts: 592 Karma: 138200 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: NC, USA Device: PW2014, PW2012, iPad Pro	One handed reading... I find that difficult with a paperback. But with an EBR, it's easy. I always have trouble keeping a paperback open to the page I'm reading. It's almost always a two-handed job for me. You sound like a prime candidate for an EBR. I suggest you jump on one of those $89 refurb Nook deals. In a year or two, you'll have a much better idea of how this all works and will be ready for the latest iteration of whatever EBR you decide you wish to upgrade to. Edit: Learn to use calibre. It's an excellent application and I've only scratched the scratch learning how to use it. I know just enough to make it do what I want and haven't spent the time yet to learn how to really put it to work.