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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic
... which would put non-E Ink larger-screen tablets with faster CPUs to an advantage.
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Not necessarily. I liked these sentences in the article:
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And there's a further, seldom-considered advantage of buying an E Ink, monochrome e-reader: Some may appreciate visiting what we like to call "E-Reader Island," a place where the audio, video, and social-media temptations of tablets just aren't there. And let's face it, students are forced to read, so don't they deserve to use a device that's dedicated to reading, and the kind best at simulating eye-pleasing paper?
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I think tablets have a lot of advantages over other devices. And right now there is no better solution for reading PDF files than a tablet. But this might change in some months. I think in autumn 2014 we might have much better mobile devices to study PDF files than we have now.