Nook, Kindle, or IPad?
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Re: Nook, Kindle, or IPad?
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Overall though I prefer my tablet because I just get the nook and kindle app on it for books.
I just wish I could transfer it around more easily. I'm more worried about losing/damaging my iPad than I would be over a regular physical book.
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I'd also consider a tablet, but they're always so much more and generally all I really need the reader for is to read. I do like the ability to do email when I travel and maybe look up directions, but I'm not inclined to buy an iPAD for just those two functions!
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I have trouble when I read online at SCRIBD--I have a subscription, but man. Reading onscreen like that is nothing like my e-ink Kindle. I read on the e-ink kindle and I can read as long as with a book. But unless SCRIBD makes the text darker or lets me download to my Kindle, it's really not idea.the1awkwardvlogger wrote:I have a Nook color; however I never use it for reading. I tried but it's too hard on my eyes, I think. Like even if I spend a while online I get headaches and reading ebooks does the same thing. I can hold out with physical books much longer.
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I prefer a real book tho
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I predict you'll like it.Reshmi wrote:Yipee..I just had my kindle paperwhite delivered now