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Unless it uses color eInk, it is not going to be that good at reading books.
by megablast 15y ago
Unless it uses color eInk, it is not going to be that good at reading books.
- rkudeshi 15y agoLittle-known fact: the Nook Color (vastly) outsells the e-ink Nook. I was surprised too.
- ronnoch 15y agoMaybe people who want e-ink just buy a Kindle.
- CamperBob 15y agoOr maybe people who want e-ink are a single-digit percentage of the market.
- torial 15y agoIf a consumer does research, as I did, and looks for comparison of the eInk of the Nook and of the Kindle, you quickly discover side by side photos of the Nook and Kindle and conclude that the Kindle eInk is better (it does use a more current version of eInk than the Nook after all). If you wanted color - you with w/ the Nook because that was the option you had out of the big two, otherwise, with the Kindle.
- officemonkey 15y agoI love eInk, but after reading the entire "A Song of Ice and Fire" series (all 5000+ pages) on my iPod Touch using the Kindle app, I think the right form factor and good software make a big difference.
- kellishaver 15y agoeInk isn't the best solution in a lot of instances. A back-lit display is a lot more visually accessible. http://kellishaver.tumblr.com/post/10646083786/my-ipad http://kellishaver.tumblr.com/post/10646083786/my-ipad