Thread: Which 5-inch reader for ordinary reading?
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Old 07-06-2010, 02:05 PM   #36
Graham
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Why buy a 5" reader for more then you can get a 6" reader for? You can get a Kobo, nook or 600 for less then the cost of a PB360.
Because the 5" reader, being just that little bit smaller, is a wee bit easier to carry around and hold while you're travelling. If most of my reading was at home I would always want a 6" reader, but owning both a 6" and a 5" I have to say that there are times when carrying the 5" is easy, while the 6" would be a pain. I can stuff the 5" into my trouser pocket if necessary, and certainly in a coat pocket.

If you've always got a bag with space with you, wherever you go, then get the 6".

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