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>A lot of e-reading, that is. Reading continues as it has for centuries... Perhaps not, unless he's reading on a cell phone. You read a lot more with a dedicat
by Herring 17y ago
>A lot of e-reading, that is. Reading continues as it has for centuries...
Perhaps not, unless he's reading on a cell phone. You read a lot more with a dedicated device. I find myself pulling out my kindle & losing myself in a book whenever there's any down time.
- msg 17y agoI meant, by staying out of the market, the author is losing out on e-reading only. But this doesn't mean not reading, just because the mobile phone is a crappy reading platform. It just means carrying around a paperback. I see why you might read much more by carrying around a Kindle rather than a phone. I'll give you that. But I'm not the target market for the Kindle, because I am willing to check out a book from the library and carry it around instead.
- Herring 17y agoYeah I got your meaning. I just think perhaps you'd do even more reading if you got a kindle. (Well it can't be less..) Like I've been running through lots of academic papers recently. I just loaded the empirical bayes paper from the front page & I plan on reading a few pages before I sleep. Tomorrow I'll compare it with the dozen other texts I have on the kindle.