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Old 09-25-2020, 04:33 PM   #11
Uncle Robin
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Originally Posted by LCIII View Post
I don't think I'd use a 6-7 inch ereader for PDFs. I see an ereader as an upgrade for the reading experience I have with Google Play book samples on my phone.

I came across an interesting consideration in favor of the Nook. A couple of reviewers pointed out that B&N is the lifeblood the physical bookstore industry in the US. By using a Nook, you'd be helping the physical bookstore industry stay afloat. I didn't used to think of B&N as the good guy, but they're an important part of the US market and are a counterbalance to Amazon. That doesn't mean I'd automatically buy a Nook, but it's a consideration.
That's a very altruistic motivation, but I doubt it's actually correct. Given everything that's been written here about B&N and their disinterest in/mismanagement of Nook, it seems likely that a much more practical way to keep the physical bookstore industry in your country stay afloat would be to go into one and buy physical books.
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