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iserian · 04-19-2010, 04:35 PM

I can understand the "EYE Strain" comment - I had it myself.

For me it took nearly a week of using/reading on the PAD to get comfortable. I felt more eye strain due in part to the glare of the screen compared to my Sony and Kindle readers --- BUT -- after a week of light reading I do not plan on using my other readers. I found it to be the ideal companion to the beach this weekend - turn the brightness up to MAX and under partial shade I was all set.

IMO the PAD's killer App is I-Books and its ereader capabilities (it does other things but non of which I would buy the Pad for on its own).

04-19-2010, 04:35 PM	#24
iserian Junior Member Posts: 7 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2010 Device: PRS500, IPAD, Kindle2	I can understand the "EYE Strain" comment - I had it myself. For me it took nearly a week of using/reading on the PAD to get comfortable. I felt more eye strain due in part to the glare of the screen compared to my Sony and Kindle readers --- BUT -- after a week of light reading I do not plan on using my other readers. I found it to be the ideal companion to the beach this weekend - turn the brightness up to MAX and under partial shade I was all set. IMO the PAD's killer App is I-Books and its ereader capabilities (it does other things but non of which I would buy the Pad for on its own). Last edited by iserian; 04-19-2010 at 04:39 PM.