Thread: More tablets, less people reading, less eink devices long run: Forbes
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Old 08-15-2012, 09:58 AM   #21
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I agree. I hope it stays as a niche product. I don't like reading on backlit screens. I can read on my T1 or Kindle for hours, yet even reading on the matte finish screen of my netbook is, while better than a glossy screen, headache inducing if I tried to match the e-ink device reading.
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