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Old 05-02-2014, 07:34 PM   #87
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Originally Posted by Josieb1 View Post
Why anyone who 'reads' would consider a 5 inch tablet/cell phone equal to a dedicated e-ink ereader is beyond me. For the casual reader maybe but not for a true reader. I have an iPad mini which I love to read on but only whilst out and about. At home I use a Kindle or my Kobo.
Where as I've pretty much stopped using my eInk devices except for certain things in favor of a high ppi tablet where I can customize things better, manage my entire library better and with the brightness set properly can read with joy for hours at a time. To each their own I say.

I am curious as to what makes one a "true reader". I know one guy in my old office building who reads about 50 books a year on his tiny iPhone 4s screen. Not something I could do, but it doesn't make him less of a reader. I know many here read more than 50 books a year, I do, but I think anyone who reads that much is not a casual reader.
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