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matt819

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10. One more question

Mon Jan 9, 2012, 06:04 PM

Jan 2012

Thanks all.

I have to say that I haven't experience any particular eye strain with the iPad - and I have bad eyes. Buying books via iBooks is a breeze.

Re the Kindle, do the new versions still "flash" when turning pages?

I think my library has a loaner kindle - or one ereader or another - and I think I'll give that a try. I'm leaning toward the nook, which, despite its own problems, does a better job, I understand, than the kindle with images/graphics, though I gather the newest Kindles overcome that issue.

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eBook Reader comments [View all] matt819 Jan 2012 OP

I don't have experience with a "number of ebook readers" justiceischeap Jan 2012 #1

I have books on my iPhone, too, using both the iBook and Kindle apps, Lydia Leftcoast Jan 2012 #2

I have a Kindle DX and iPad Zorro Jan 2012 #3

The kindle and other e-ink readers are much easier on the eyes. Warren Stupidity Jan 2012 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author seaglass Jan 2012 #5

i have a fire. it is heavy. i dont use it for books. i have a kindle reader. much lighter, seabeyond Jan 2012 #6

Not much new to add, but 2yrs and 1200 books later, nook still good for mre dmallind Jan 2012 #7

Kindle: long battery life. Only need to charge it once a week. mainer Jan 2012 #8

I think the Kindle's e-ink is BY FAR easiest on the eye. Lex Jan 2012 #9

One more question matt819 Jan 2012 #10

Yep - brief flicker when changing pages still. No idea why so many... dmallind Jan 2012 #11

True that. ohheckyeah Jan 2012 #12

I have experience with the iPad2, Nook Color, Nook Simple Touch, and an off-brand OEM DisgustipatedinCA Jan 2012 #13

Used both kindle and nook The Straight Story Jan 2012 #14