Which to pair with a Kindle? iPad or iPod Touch??

[tubemonkey]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Since you've admitted to being lazy, why not type iPT instead since it makes more sense and is shorted and easier to type?

I type iPt4

[leebase]

Originally Posted by ilovejedd

Source?

The same wild @ss speculation that JSWolf and others were saying about the Apple never allowing competing book apps on the iPad to begin with.

Lee

[mjhudston]

In my view, the Kindle goes best with all the other Rubbish, in the bin. But if you must, get an Ipad, then after a few days, you will probably find that you will never use the Kindle ever again.

[susan_cassidy]

Originally Posted by mjhudston

In my view, the Kindle goes best with all the other Rubbish, in the bin. But if you must, get an Ipad, then after a few days, you will probably find that you will never use the Kindle ever again.

I'm not the only iPad and Kindle owner who reads only on the Kindle. I use the iPad for other stuff, but the Kindle for reading (I read novels in digital form, not magazines, etc.).

Edited to add: Of course, I definitely disagree with labeling the Kindle "rubbish".

[stickybuns]

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[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by leebase

The same wild @ss speculation that JSWolf and others were saying about the Apple never allowing competing book apps on the iPad to begin with.

Lee

This may very well be Apple's way of getting rid of them.

[jocampo]

Originally Posted by mjhudston

In my view, the Kindle goes best with all the other Rubbish, in the bin. But if you must, get an Ipad, then after a few days, you will probably find that you will never use the Kindle ever again.

I disagree,

I love my Kindle 3 and it's usage has not changed since I bought the iPad. They are different devices and I consider the iPad much more than just an ereader. They complement each other. As a matter of fact, I do appreciate eink technology much more now that I can compare and see pros and cons between both.