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Originally Posted by droopy
Hi Sirtel ard rcentros,
Thank you very much for helping me in my shopping research.
cvkemp says that a February 2019 firmware update on his Kindle made book opening and page turning faster.
Just to be clear, I'm not interested in a Kindle device, since I'm more of an ePub reader. But perhaps what is said of Kindle devices (i.e., page turns were slower and are now made faster) applies also to other eReaders.
Or am I wrong? One way we can harmonize what you two are saying with what cvkemp is saying is this: Kindles are slow, but ePub readers are relatively faster (even back in 2011).
Another way I can understand all of this information is that you two are just patient with page turns and book opens, perhaps because you are comparing your more recent experience with that of your very first (older) ereader devices?
Would love to hear the thoughts of all. |
All modern readers have fast book opening and page turn times. Way, way faster than the first generation of eInk devices. It's simply not a factor in device selection. The one exception to this being PDFs, but presumably you're not thinking about PDF files, are you?