I kinda agree about the e-ink, but I've turned off every possible notification on my tablet. My least favorite thing about phones and tablets is how insistent t

I kinda agree about the e-ink, but I've turned off every possible notification on my tablet. My least favorite thing about phones and tablets is how insistent they can be. Facebook chat heads make me wanna burn facebook to the ground so they can do no more harm to the world. So, on the distraction front my tablet is only slightly more difficult to focus with than the Kindle. And, I find it handles books with images much better (travel books, books with maps, art and design books, etc.), tech books with screen shots, etc. I have actually delegated my Kindle and my Nexus 7 to specific roles. The Kindle is for reading literature, exclusively. The Nexus is for everything else. It even helps me distinguish between leisure time and work/study time (kinda like that rule for addressing insomnia of "don't do anything in bed other than sleep and sex").