Thread: Need a good college textbook reader device
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Old 01-03-2014, 11:20 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by FoxMCloud View Post
Hi. I'm looking to buy a quality device for reading mostly college textbooks (pdfs with lots of diagrams and images). Shall I go for the iPad Air, iPad Mini, iPad Mini retina, Google Nexus 7/10 or the Nook HD+?
Thank you.
It also depends a lot on your reading enviroment.

If you need to read a lot outside in the sun or inside the room with a lot of bulbs around you should consider bigger e-ink or good anti-glare matte protector, at least as your secondary device.

Since using good anti-glare matte protector will reduce the sharpness of retina display to an averagely sharp looking display, it is not bad idea to buy cheaper used iPad 1 instead of iPad 3 or 4 as secondary tablet.
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