Thread: Best device for making annotations ?
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Old 07-05-2010, 11:40 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by KevinBurke View Post
LCD is LCD and it can't compete with E-ink. If its LCD based it is a complete joke to serious book readers; if you don't think so you then you are an elementary sophomore reader rather than a serious analytical and syntopical (graduate level reader) reader. Sure the mechanics of of analytical and syntopical reading can be carried out, with lcd annotations and notes, but you just can't sustain long reading times on them for it to be practical enough.
I'm sorry but you're wrong. I have several LCD based e-reader and I can read on them for quite a while. E-ink is only good IMO for some types of reading, not all.

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