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Originally Posted by Andy_D
I was reading the earlier posts in this thread where a lot of people commented that a 6" display was too small, and that they were hoping for a 6.8" one to be released. I don't actually find reading on a 7" tablet to make that much of a better reading experience. The tablet has an LCD display, though.
Once in a while, when I feel somehow cramped by the 6" screen, I switch to landscape mode for relief. It feels temporarily liberating and provides the pleasant illusion that I have a larger screen. Eventually, I go back to portrait mode.
As long as the e-reader fit in my vest pocket as the 7" tablet does, I'd buy a 6.8" one, but I wouldn't rush out to buy it just because of the larger screen. I would not be interested in a device that didn't fit comfortably in my pocket.
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Sony had an eInk reader PRS-950 that was a 7" model and it allowed landscape with two columns. I loved this device. Too bad the Sony bookstore was so pathetic. Basically the PRS-950 was a stretched out 6" screen. Basically about the same width as a 6" screen but taller (or longer). Even if Amazon made a 7" Kindle, those idiots probably wouldn't allow landscape with two columns.
Sony PRS-950