Thread: Ars Tecnica tests the 5 best e-readers for every budget 20190523
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Old 06-03-2019, 08:34 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
An eReader is anything that can read Digital Books i.e. Ebooks. It does not refer to just eInk devices. Tablets and phones are included in this definition.
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As are my desktop, my laptop and a few dozen virtualized servers? They can all allow me to read digital books. Though installing the Kobo and Kindle apps on the VM servers might be a bit iffy—not the actual install but trying to justify the installs.

Heck, my first ereader—by your definition—had a CRT monitor and ran CP/M.
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