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Originally Posted by meeera
I think that "The Elizabeth George study included only two experienced Kindle users". Out of fifty subjects.
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I wonder what the rationale was for choosing Elizabeth George? My wife tried one of her novels and was bored silly within one chapter.
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Originally Posted by Yolina
However, when reading on the Kindle, more often than not I have no idea of the name of the author and title of whatever it is I am reading because I don't see the book cover every time I pick it up or put it down
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I've noticed something similar as well. Sometimes I feel like my Kindle gets
too much out of the way. Sometimes it just feels like you are staring at walls of text without context. I do like how print books tend to put the author and chapter title or book title at the top of opposing pages. Have any e-readers attempted to mimic this? I could have sworn that the Kobo software did something like this. Even so, I still do 90% of my reading digitally now.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Do the test again using only experienced ereaders (using the eink device to which they're already acclimated) and see what the results are. THAT I'd be interested in.
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Yeah, I thought their attempt to dismiss this observation was a bit disingenuous.