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I tried e-books and they just don't do it for me. Eye fatigue has a lot to do with it and there is something about the physical interaction with a paper book th
by Ixiaus 17y ago
I tried e-books and they just don't do it for me. Eye fatigue has a lot to do with it and there is something about the physical interaction with a paper book that makes the process feel different.
Computers are great for quick reference but not great for long bouts of reading...
- cracki 17y agoi read ebooks on my phone (854x480 screen) and if i have the time, i read until i can't sit/lie anymore. the discomfort of ebooks isn't about ebooks, but about the device you read them with. laptops and desktops just aren't fit for the task. my mobile phone weighs maybe as much as a book and it handles easier. have you ever tried reading a book in bed, but lying on your side? it's straining to hold the book open, or in such a way that you can read the left/right page. not so with my phone. i scroll through pages of text effortlessly. true, the screen could be larger, but with a small font setting and me already being myopic, it's no discomfort at all.