Thread: iPad and E-Ink Reader
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Old 08-02-2011, 01:52 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Readmoore View Post
I don't know how many of those reporters are true readers, meaning habitually reading whole books instead of a few newspaper/magazine articles here and there. I am actually quite angry at such irresponsible reports. Let's leave the iPad for emails, pictures books, games and all other fancy apps, as of serious reading, let's not trick the consumers into thinking they make no difference on the eye...
Well, I'm not a reporter, but I read a ton of books on the REB-1100. I read a lot of books on a Sony PR-505 (eInk). And now I read a lot of books on my iPad. And there is no difference to me or my eyes.

So feel free to leave the iPad for emails, picture books, games, and other fancy apps. Feel free to do your serious reading on an eInk Reader.

But please don't include me in your "Let's", and don't be so quick to accuse others of "trickery" or "irresponsibility" for what is a purely personal and subjective observation.
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