Bernd
04/06/2019 (Sat) 10:57:38
No.24396
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04/06/2019 (Sat) 10:57:38
No.24396
del
>>24394
Me. I use an e-ink e-book reader. Breddy gud, even the most simple with 8 level grey scale is usable - tho it looks like as if it was printed on the darkest recycled paper. They don't have backlight so they won't burn your eyes out like lcd screens. The bad thing is that since it's plastic the screen reflects light so direct ones should be avoided. Inconsistent file formatting also means more inconvenience.
Small weight is a plus, some real books are uncomfortable to hold or keep them open (without ripping the pages out) it is non issue with these. Pricing also priceless if you are willing to use "backup copies" of e-books acquired for free, if you read many books ofc. If only "one book in 5 years" then you better off buying a physical copy.
Me. I use an e-ink e-book reader. Breddy gud, even the most simple with 8 level grey scale is usable - tho it looks like as if it was printed on the darkest recycled paper. They don't have backlight so they won't burn your eyes out like lcd screens. The bad thing is that since it's plastic the screen reflects light so direct ones should be avoided. Inconsistent file formatting also means more inconvenience.
Small weight is a plus, some real books are uncomfortable to hold or keep them open (without ripping the pages out) it is non issue with these. Pricing also priceless if you are willing to use "backup copies" of e-books acquired for free, if you read many books ofc. If only "one book in 5 years" then you better off buying a physical copy.