09-09-2010, 10:48 AM
I actually read books on my phone at lunch. The crispness of the text on the iphone 4 makes it very easy. I prefer to read on the iPad, but I leave that at home most days for my wife (who's using it to read and watch movies if she gets 5 minutes to herself).
I like all the major e-readers in general at the moment. They all do their job quite well. For just text, I do believe the kindle has the edge (except reading in bed with the lights off to let my wife sleep, though the ipad in direct sunlight sucks monkey-nuts).
I like the iPad because it does more than just function as an e-reader. I wanted a convergence of devices. There is something to be said for a device that does one thing and does it well though.
Speaking of which, I'm looking for suggestions to my next foray of reading. My tastes are pretty damn varied, so anything is to be considered.
I like all the major e-readers in general at the moment. They all do their job quite well. For just text, I do believe the kindle has the edge (except reading in bed with the lights off to let my wife sleep, though the ipad in direct sunlight sucks monkey-nuts).
I like the iPad because it does more than just function as an e-reader. I wanted a convergence of devices. There is something to be said for a device that does one thing and does it well though.
Speaking of which, I'm looking for suggestions to my next foray of reading. My tastes are pretty damn varied, so anything is to be considered.
Rizxen - Master of Clones