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Old 10-13-2014, 08:22 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by jbcohen View Post
A lot of forum members have multiple readers from different brands. My question is why do you have multiple readers? What is the advantage of having multiple readers vs having just one reader?
Different situations can require different needs.

My Mini is small and handy and sturdy. Perfect to always take with me on the road.

My Boox is larger and has a lit screen. Perfect to read in well-lit to semi-dark environments while away from any power outlets.

My AVTN80 is a windows tablet, perfect to read in lit to dark environments while near power outlets. And for reading all format books. I don't like the Kindle software (too much screen real estate is wasted), so I prefer to download any books I buy on Amazon on my tablet, bring it through Calibre, and read it with my favourite epub reader...
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