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Old 03-28-2017, 11:47 AM   #103
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Originally Posted by QuantumIguana View Post
The article claims that the size of books is an advantage for paper books. It's certainly not true for me - If I'm going to read War and Peace, I'd much rather read it on an e-reader than lug around a bulky, heavy tome of a paper book.
There are lots of large-screen reading devices around for those who prefer a larger screen, of course. I read fiction on my Kindle, but PDFs and academic journal articles on my 12.9" iPad Pro, because I prefer a large screen for those. My iPad is considerably lighter in weight than my 3-volume hardback New English Library edition of "War and Peace" . (Although the printed version does come with a rather nifty bookmark which has all the family trees printed on it, which is rather nice!)

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