With so many ways to read, choosing the best device can be tricky. Do you prefer the e-ink screen of a Kindle, the versatility of a tablet, or the convenience of reading on your phone? How do these choices affect your reading habits and eye strain?
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discuss E-Readers vs. Tablets vs. Phones: What’s Your Preferred Reading Device?
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I think I prefer my tablet.
I have phone, Amazon Kindle and tablet and here is what I think:
1. Tablets are comfortable because it has darker contrast compared to the e-ink
2. It makes illustrations more better
3. Its okay to move to other windows when w feel that we need to put the book down.
Tablets wins, for me, all the way
I have phone, Amazon Kindle and tablet and here is what I think:
1. Tablets are comfortable because it has darker contrast compared to the e-ink
2. It makes illustrations more better
3. Its okay to move to other windows when w feel that we need to put the book down.
Tablets wins, for me, all the way
Unfortunately, I don't have a tablet at the moment so I'm left with making use of my smartphone to read whenever I want digest any of the contents that is in e-books. If I had a tablet, that is exactly what I'm going to make use of.
For me, it is all about the Kindle's e-ink technology. The screen prevents glare; the reading experience is good, and there's no blue light shining in my eyes.
The bigger the better in my case! The screen size and entire reading experience are easier on big screens. So, I will gladly switch over now to the tablet to read my books.