What was your 1st ebook? - Page 5

shanghaichica · 02-26-2011, 05:53 AM

The first ebook that I read was called double or nothing by Peter David. I purchased it from fictionwise and read it on the stanza app on the iPhone 3G.

The first ebook I read on an e-ink device was A thousand splendid suns by Kahlid Hosseni. I read it on my Sony PRS-300 (via a friends ADE account)

The first ebook that I purchased and read on my PRS-300 was Infidel by Ayaan Hursi Ali

trevgriff · 02-27-2011, 01:09 PM

First - free books Tarzan Series by Edgar Rice Burroughs
First - purchased for HP Windows Mobile .lit version of "Memorial Day" by Vince Flynn
First - e-ink book "Dance of Death" by Douglass Preston & Lincoln Child

Falcao · 02-27-2011, 01:25 PM

My firsts ebooks:

+ Downloaded to K4PC: "Germs, Genes, & Civilization" by David P. Clark.
+ Read in K4PC: "Texas: a Brief Account of the Origin, Progress and Present State of the Colonial Settlements of Texas; Together with an Exposition of the Causes which have induced the Existing War with Mexico" by William H. Wharton.
+ Read in my PRS-650: "Turing Evolved" by David Kitson.
+ First (and only only one) bought: "Beowulf".

faithbw · 02-27-2011, 02:19 PM

The first e-Book I read on my iPod Touch was Persuasion by Jane Austen. It happened by accident actually. I would read during lunch at work and one day I happened to leave the pulp book at home. I started to read on iPod and it was actually better for work. No one asked me "what are you reading?" and "what's that about?" They just assumed I was playing a game or something else. So I could read in peace at work. It was also convenient for when I was out and about. My husband thought it was the oddest thing.

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02-26-2011, 05:53 AM	#61
shanghaichica Guru Posts: 991 Karma: 5782970 Join Date: Jul 2010 Device: Scribe,Kindle Oasis 3, iPad Pro 11,15 Pro Max,iPad mini 7,colorsoft	The first ebook that I read was called double or nothing by Peter David. I purchased it from fictionwise and read it on the stanza app on the iPhone 3G. The first ebook I read on an e-ink device was A thousand splendid suns by Kahlid Hosseni. I read it on my Sony PRS-300 (via a friends ADE account) The first ebook that I purchased and read on my PRS-300 was Infidel by Ayaan Hursi Ali

02-27-2011, 01:09 PM	#62
trevgriff Zealot Posts: 149 Karma: 1001622 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: iPad Mini - Main Reader (iPad 3 backup, iPhone 4s back to my backup)	First - free books Tarzan Series by Edgar Rice Burroughs First - purchased for HP Windows Mobile .lit version of "Memorial Day" by Vince Flynn First - e-ink book "Dance of Death" by Douglass Preston & Lincoln Child

02-27-2011, 01:25 PM	#63
Falcao Banned Posts: 1,344 Karma: 1028477047 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Nueva Andalucía Device: Sony PRS 650	My firsts ebooks: + Downloaded to K4PC: "Germs, Genes, & Civilization" by David P. Clark. + Read in K4PC: "Texas: a Brief Account of the Origin, Progress and Present State of the Colonial Settlements of Texas; Together with an Exposition of the Causes which have induced the Existing War with Mexico" by William H. Wharton. + Read in my PRS-650: "Turing Evolved" by David Kitson. + First (and only only one) bought: "Beowulf".

02-27-2011, 02:19 PM	#64
faithbw Guru Posts: 618 Karma: 1526148 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: A place where the sun always shines Device: Kindle Oasis, iPad Mini 2	The first e-Book I read on my iPod Touch was Persuasion by Jane Austen. It happened by accident actually. I would read during lunch at work and one day I happened to leave the pulp book at home. I started to read on iPod and it was actually better for work. No one asked me "what are you reading?" and "what's that about?" They just assumed I was playing a game or something else. So I could read in peace at work. It was also convenient for when I was out and about. My husband thought it was the oddest thing.

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