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I'd be curious to see the data if iPads were consider e-Readers. Then also to see it if iPhones were also added. I own a kindle, but rarely use it b/c between
by grandalf 15y ago
I'd be curious to see the data if iPads were consider e-Readers. Then also to see it if iPhones were also added.
I own a kindle, but rarely use it b/c between my iPad and iPhone (with the respective kindle apps and other e-Reader apps) there is rarely a reason to carry along the Kindle.
One exception might be if I were going on a long trek in the wildnerness where the extra battery life of e-ink and the kindle offered a significant advantage (along with an absence of network connectivity which would diminis the advantages of the IOS devices).
- bambax 15y agoI don't understand that. You can't use an iPad to read where there is lots of light, so how do you not find the Kindle much more useful? Anywhere where there's sunlight the Kindle has no substitute...
- grandalf 15y agoI rarely read outdoors, I guess. In any indoor lighting environment I've tried, the iPad works well. I will probably buy a new kindle one of these days to try out the latest. My current one is the first generation device which is a bit less ergonomic.