Do you use an ebook reader?

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  1. D22314 profile image72
    D22314posted 12 years ago

    Do you use an ebook reader?

    I've been thinking of getting a kindle lately, and was wondering what people's experiences with them have been?

  2. duffsmom profile image59
    duffsmomposted 12 years ago

    I use the Kindle app on my iPad.  My daughter has the first generation Kindle and loves it.  My other daughter has an original Nook and really likes it - so I guess I am not much help!

  3. Bretsuki profile image68
    Bretsukiposted 12 years ago

    I have two Kindles. A Kindle DX and a small Kindle Touch.

    Being blind I love the text to speech feature on both theese systtems.

    Now there are many books which are published that allow me to listen to books on my kindles and as I have Amazon Prime I can also borrow manty books for the price of the subscription.

    I woulld say that thee Kindle family of readers is an excellent choice.

  4. M. T. Dremer profile image83
    M. T. Dremerposted 12 years ago

    I got a kindle last Christmas and so far I haven't really used it much. I like being able to download public domain books for free, and I like trying samples, but so far I haven't purchased any new books on it. When I think of a book I want, I go first to the physical copy (by instinct). Then, when I realize that I should get the ebook version, rather than the physical copy, I just don't get the book at all. So, it seems that I'd rather not own the book, rather than own the e-book version. Part of that is because I just haven't found a good book to read on the kindle. Once I get a real page turner, then I think it will help break me into the device. But until then, it's just going to sit on the shelf while I read physical books.

  5. AliceFSpencer profile image61
    AliceFSpencerposted 12 years ago

    I got a nook color at the beginning of the year. I have two books loaded on it and I have not finished them but that's because of working and writing and family. I must say reading at night without the light is great. I loose my page a lot even with the book mark feature could be user error. I still love books, the smell the feel so it's a nice gadget but I’m not sold on it yet. Also it cut off last month and I thought it had died, but I guess it overheated and came back on a few days later. The other issues is Wi-Fi works and then at times it won’t I read a lot of complaints online so I think it’s a issue with the product.  smile good luck

 
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