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Originally Posted by Andria
My eyes definitely prefer e-ink but I'm not sure if the traditional e-readers are for me. They certainly have some features I like, mainly the reading light, but honestly I am more than happy using the kindle android app and a general ePub/everything else reading app. I've got so used to just being able to select something in a book and look it up in a dictionary/translator/wikipedia.
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If this is the only feature you're particularly looking for, it's available on at least some traditional e-readers, like Kobo - long press to choose dictionary definition, translation, or Wikipedia or Google search. (It's been a while since I fiddled around on a Kindle but perhaps someone else will chime in on that.)
Modern Kobos also integrate directly with Overdrive in some countries, since you mentioned you use that for library books.