Thread: How do you hold your E-Reader?
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Old 11-18-2016, 06:44 PM   #66
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
How large do you have the text on your Kindle? Even the H2O at 6.8" is still going to be better for larger text than any 6" Kindle.
LOL JSWolf, I used to read on my IPaq starting around 2000. It was tiny and black and white, (by 2003 when I got my h3600 and h3900 the screen was 3.78 inches with a 240x320 resolution 64K color and allowed for sd cards ).

I could bump the font size up although my sight was not nearly as bad back then as it is now. I officially switched to a tablet in 2012 although I have read on my pc screen as well as on the iPaq from the late 90s.

Coming from that small of an iPaq screen, thinking a 6" screen small is laughable. I do like my 7" Samsung tablet. It is only a tad taller (about 3/4 of an inch) than a paperback and almost exactly as wide although it is 9.74 oz as compared to around 7 to 9 oz for a paperback.

I don't think I would enjoy a larger screen size. I find that 7" is just about right.
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