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Originally Posted by Bittybye
It's and apple and oranges situation. They are different products. So there is no fair way to compare the two.
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Repeating stuff like this doesn't really make it true.
Look... I have no problem with people stating that THEY don't like reading on tablets ... or that the longer battery life of ereaders works better for THEM... or that THEY get easily distracted. But honestly, to suggest that the reasons are anything more than personal preference or personal circumstance is just silly. There is no
inherent, irrefutable superiority of the dedicated ereader for the purposes of reading. To suggest there
IS smacks of the same annoying disdain with which physical book purists first held (and still hold) those who embraced electronic books.