Thread: Reading on Paper is Faster than iBooks on the iPad
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Old 07-06-2010, 06:40 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by LDBoblo View Post
The test is really limited, but average consumption speed is a good general measure of reading media effectiveness. Dismissing speed as some have been doing is misguided.

Depends on WHY people are reading faster.

If they are reading slower because they are given a new ebook reader and are unfamiliar with the controls, then it is a short-term thing.

If they are reading slower because it is hard for them to see the words, that is a problem.
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