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Originally Posted by Andy_T
I like my iPad 1 for reading, especially as the kindle app has revolutionary features like two-column-text.
Initially I loved my Kindle 3 Keyboard, but when I broke that after 3 weeks of use on a holiday trip (imagine the despair: having loaded all those books and not being able to read them) I switched to the iPad and was impressed by how well it went.
Nevertheless, since I have my Kindle Fire I mainly use that as the form factor is more practical. But I do use the iPad, or my iPod touch if I need to and make sure to load new eBooks to all three devices as a provision (e.g. if my kids are using the Kindle Fire for watching videos and the iPad for playing games).
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OK, now that I have another Kindle 3 Keyboard (and a sturdy cover to keep it safe), I am again amazed at how nice an e-ink reader is for reading, despite the lower resolution (compared to the Kindle Fire), the smaller screen (compared to the iPad) and the need of a lamp to read by.
The Kindle Fire only gets used when I want to read late at night without disturbing my wife. Hmm.
Best regards,
Andy