I'm glad I'm not the only one. I moved to Kindle a year ago and haven't looked back. For technical and art books, yes I'll still buy the paper version. But fo

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I moved to Kindle a year ago and haven't looked back. For technical and art books, yes I'll still buy the paper version. But for non-fiction, fiction, saved long-form articles, and magazines... I'll take Kindle any day of the week. The ability to bring countless sources of content with me anywhere I go or at my bedside while saving incredible amounts of space in my house is a godsend. I'm a designer, but perfect layout and typography of printed layout is far less important to me than the ease of consuming the content itself.