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If you could build a physical book that had e-reader pages (and took no power to read), that would solve some of the issue(s) both have. Its nice that you have
by smaudet 3y ago
If you could build a physical book that had e-reader pages (and took no power to read), that would solve some of the issue(s) both have.
Its nice that you have a stack of books, but I also don't really want a stack of books even in tiny form factor. I want, maybe one or two books at a time, and I don't want to worry about them getting stolen/dropped/spilled on/not being charged/need an account to login to. I also don't want to search on a tiny bad UI for which book it is I actually want to read.
So for me e-readers remain a non-starter. Give me a real book any day. IFF I want to search it I have a tablet if I'm doing work or taking a note on it. And other than leaving it behind, I'm not afraid of someone swiping it when I order another coffee.
- jaaron 3y ago“ If you could build a physical book that had e-reader pages (and took no power to read), that would solve some of the issue(s) both have.” Check out the physical ebook for Fist of the North Star as an example of this: https://goodereader.com/blog/reviews/hands-on-review-of-the-eonebook-dual-screen-manga-reader https://goodereader.com/blog/reviews/hands-on-review-of-the-...