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Old 01-08-2019, 02:30 PM   #34
Philippe D.
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Originally Posted by BookCat View Post
I totally disagree with the premise that the ereader market is dead. Eink readers are still the devices of choice for reading: they're easier on the eyes and less distracting than tablets or phones.

I think the majority opinion on this is that the device of choice for reading is a book printed on paper. I much prefer my ereader myself, but it looks like most people around me (including my wife, who reads a lot) prefer old-fashioned printed books.

I regularly see people in public transportation (often crowded) with an ereader, but other than that, I'm not sure the ereader is still very much in the minority (it's also hard to determine when people staring at their phones are reading books, but I'm ready to dismiss the possibility in most cases).
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