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Old 09-06-2013, 10:06 AM   #45
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I just purchased the new Nexus 7 and the high pixel density makes text very crisp and clear. I actually find the text clearer and easier to read on the Nexus as opposed to the Sony PRS-350 that I previously owned.

However, I wonder how tablets with high pixel density stack up against some of the newer lighted e-reader like the Aura HD and the new Paperwhite. Which one is better for reading in bed in the dark. Which provides an overall better reading experience?
I believe it is all about priorities. If constant recharging is of no bother to you and you don't mind the screen glare of tablets definitely go for a Tablet. You would especially like it if you are a coffee table book reader or your content is mainly related to magazines. However if long form reading is what matters, and you are conscious about screen glare, then by all means go for an e-reader.
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