About E-Readers
Dec. 26th, 2014 05:03 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dewlineI don't know that I want any of them. Kobo, Kindle, whatever.
Hardcopy still works for me. Power outages, DRM software tucked away "under the surface" to bite at an unexpected moment...why should I give up paper books for those kinds of troubles?
Yes, I recognize the irony or cognitive dissonance of expressing such a sentiment on a weblog. That aside...
Hardcopy still works for me. Power outages, DRM software tucked away "under the surface" to bite at an unexpected moment...why should I give up paper books for those kinds of troubles?
Yes, I recognize the irony or cognitive dissonance of expressing such a sentiment on a weblog. That aside...
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Date: 2014-12-27 02:04 am (UTC)I have logged just under 1000 hours on my Kobo Glo e-ink reader, and find that it is excellent for my needs. Long battery life, excellent readability, grest backlight for reading in bed, easy to increase font size as my eyes tire.