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Old 07-24-2012, 01:50 PM   #8
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Device: Astak EZ Reader Pocket Pro, Kobo Mini, Nook Glowlight 2, Kobo Forma
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Originally Posted by Hrafn View Post
Also eReaders, unlike books, are fragile. If I'm carrying my PB360, it goes in my breast pocket (whereas a book would go in my bag). Its 185g isn't uncomfortable there, but is still noticeable. Likewise if I'm reading in bed (where I read the most, and where supporting the book puts the greatest strain on my wrist), its weight isn't unpleasant, but I do tend to shift position fairly frequently to swap which hand is taking the strain.
I must be the only insane one here who carries her ereader in her pants pockets/thrown in her purse. It's been three years and my EZ Reader is still fine...

The weight of the eInk readers arn't much, the only one I've noticed that's heafty is my Kobo Vox, but it's not the best for books anyway.

Also, I have issues with my hands and can't hold a paperback open long enough to read much of it, so for me, it's hardbacks or an ereader.
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