with the sony having expandable memory via Sd or MS ( not bottom end 3 series) then swapping can become once every so often or only when a new book comes out imagine having 16 gig plus of books on your reader then imagine an 18 wheeler both hold about the same number of books. pretty sure I would prefer carting an e-reader around in my rucksack than an 18 wheeler lol. Lastly for other posts e-readers can not be read in the dark as the screen is not lit you need some form of light to read by in the dark.
On 9 November 2011 00:05, Fliss <[email protected]> wrote: > > Kindle good. Well, at least as an ebook reader. > > There's only so many books you can shove in a backpack and carry around. > Trust me - the average bag tops out at 8 thick books. 10 if you're reading > a couple of slimlines. > > With a Kindle, I can switch between entire series if it's complicated and > you want to refer to other books. If you're like me and you read a lot, the > choice is not carry books, or break your shoulder trying to carry enough. > The Kindle means I can have what I want on tap for the moment and still > have room in my bag for frivolities, like wallets with money or pesky > work-related items. > > True, you do have to log in to your real computer every few days to swap > stuff out, but I assume that's not an issue. > > -- > Fliss > > What colour is the sky in your world and how high of a dosage do you need > before it turns back to blue? > >
