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>found a near-universal preference for print, especially for serious reading Is this really any surprise for "serious reading"? Reading a textbook, especially
by taylorwc 12y ago
>found a near-universal preference for print, especially for serious reading
Is this really any surprise for "serious reading"? Reading a textbook, especially one with lots of graphs, charts, figures, etc., is miserable on an e-reader. I suppose I always assumed that pleasure reading was the most popular use case for an e-reader. Maybe I'm way off.
EDIT: while muddling through this in my brain, I realized that I've been mentally defining e-readers as E-Ink readers.