Thread: Tips for reading on a laptop?
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Old 02-15-2009, 02:59 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by tali3sin View Post
Not in complete darkness? Is this something to do with consistently focusing on a light source with the wider pupils that the dark usually produces? Just curious.

I would love to get an eReader. But, I can't justify purchasing a single book. That's how tight my budget is

So, my only hope in that regard is a BeBook referral code, or a very happy birthday in a couple of months.
Surely by now you've figured out that there are multiple 'free' ebook sites. Simply buy a decent ebook reader (hit a rich neighbor over the head, maybe ) and then download free ebooks in the format you want.

(Okay, I'm kidding around. I sympathize with you. Have you thought of checking out a used Sony or Bookeen ebook reader?)

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