Thread: Have e-Readers been superseded by Tablets and Phones
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Old 09-29-2014, 08:40 AM   #218
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Originally Posted by Mivo View Post
Well, I don't terribly mind reading on the Nexus 7 (323 dpi one), but it is much more comfortable for me to read e-books on an e-ink device. As mentioned before, I also sleep better if I don't read on a backlit tablet. If e-ink devices were disconnected, which I don't believe will happen for quite some time, I'd probably stock up on a few Kobos and hope that by the time the last one breaks, there will better alternatives than the current tablets and phones.
I concur. But given the seeming popularity of the new Kindle Voyage, as well as the Kobo H2O, I don't think eink readers are going to disappear any time soon.
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