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My very first e-reader was a Palm Pilot back in the '90's, and I did read several books on it. Mainly public domain stuff: The Silverado Squatters by Robert Louis Stevenson, The Sleeper Awakes by H.G. Wells, The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle. I used it to supplement paper books, particularly for things that were a bit obscure.
My first modern e-reader was a Nook Color, which I have mostly used as a web browser. I also have a Nook Simple Touch, which I have only read one book on so far, but will probably use as my primary e-reader going forward. I also have a Vizio tablet, which is set up with both the Nook and Kindle apps, as well as comics readers, but so far I haven't read anything on it.
It doesn't help that I have a) several shelves of unread printed books, and b) not all that much time to read.
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