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Originally Posted by stuartjmz
A cooking book is indeed the largest in my collection, at 243MB, but I don't read that sort of content on e-ink readers. Cookbooks, language learning textbooks, linguistics and other popsci non-fiction works with lots of graphical content I prefer to read on full-colour displays. The really dense stuff, especially if PDF, I actually prefer my 28inch 4K monitor for. Although the results of my cooking may well look like the book's photos would on my Kobo  |
Given the kitchen environment, the cooking related books make it there on my old H2O. Most of the images are of the final product so I just need the text for ingredients and directions. I tend to print the ingredient lists using a utility that sucks up multiple ingredient lists and spits out a shopping list but I do want the directions in the kitchen with me.