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Originally Posted by bazz2004
Maybe, but most people wouldn't want to. Ever looked at an ebook on a PC screen with the colour reversed - white print on a black background?
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Even so, they cannot read in the sun, but with my Likebook Alita I have a computer that I can use outdoors, away from the electricity and in the sun for office applications, construction drawings, for map applications, for internet surfing, for e-mails - in connection with my smartphone.
I have a forest and a large garden, why should I be in the dark when the sun is shining outdoors and I can also work there.
I can also use my computer in the house when it is snowing or raining outside.
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Not something I'd want to do either but it would save eye strain. The versatile e-reader tablet we thought we were buying is nowhere near ready yet.
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Have you already thought that you cannot handle it and are therefore not satisfied with it?
I even use Boox 6 inch devices as glare-free navis in my cars.
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As portable easy to use e-readers go Kobo and Kindle have no serious competition yet.
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Of course, if you are content with the stupid built-in software and make no major demands.
Even if you want to read two columns in landscape format, the very modest hardware equipment no longer works.
The technology of these devices is 15 years old and I am not willing to pay that much money for such scrap.