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Soldim · 11-23-2011, 06:23 AM

I am not sure whether or not I read faster on the eReader, but certainly I read more. Generally, I tend to read a couple of books at any time, and switch back and forth between them. In pbook times, when I was tired with non-fiction, and the fiction book would be somewhere in the bedroom (or worse -- lost

) I'd move on to some other activity.

Now that I have all books I am reading in the same device, switching is pushing two buttons and I can continue without having to get up. (I have to admit that, since I got my second eDevice I have stopped reading sometimes because the book I wanted was on the other device that was in the bedroom (neither has been lost -- so far

)).

11-23-2011, 06:23 AM	#20
Soldim Not so important Posts: 1,064 Karma: 10181343 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Zurich Device: Sony PRS-505, Kindle 4, iPad, Kobo Glo 4	I am not sure whether or not I read faster on the eReader, but certainly I read more. Generally, I tend to read a couple of books at any time, and switch back and forth between them. In pbook times, when I was tired with non-fiction, and the fiction book would be somewhere in the bedroom (or worse -- lost ) I'd move on to some other activity. Now that I have all books I am reading in the same device, switching is pushing two buttons and I can continue without having to get up. (I have to admit that, since I got my second eDevice I have stopped reading sometimes because the book I wanted was on the other device that was in the bedroom (neither has been lost -- so far )).