Thread: Why do you have more than 2 readers?
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Old 06-06-2010, 05:39 PM   #61
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Originally Posted by Logseman View Post
Readers fill different needs. E.g I use my iPod touch for short reads and reading of RSS feeds because it's very speedy and convenient to navigate; my Pocketbook 360 is ideal for the normal reading of books, and I'd like eventually a bigger reader for reading manga and comics and university PDF documents. I'm eyeing a Pocketbook 901 for that, since it will be quite competitive in terms of price.
What app do you use for RSS? I read a lot of my feeds through MyYahoo, but I might start reading them on the Touch if I had an app I liked.

As for multiple readers... I use my touch for most ebooks - though I have about four reading apps on it. Eucalyptus is great for Gutenberg books, Stanza is what I prefer otherwise, but some books you can only get on Kindle.

For anything like a PDF (for instance, for script reading) I use my Asus Eee or my laptop. You just have to have a wider screen.

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