xLeviathan Wrote:Unless it was a textbook for school, I could NEVER read a book for any other purpose on an eReader. But the textbook thing would save everyone the trouble of finding the book and maybe even paying so much for a copy. It would just simplify the entire process. But yeah, I'm too attention-deficit to have an eReader like this one and read a book. That and it hurts my eyes and takes the fun out of reading a book I think.It would be more difficult to read textbooks on e-readers because you can't flip through the book and go to various pages as conciently as you can with a real book.
Also, people can just go to a library.
Devil Wrote:The iPad is indeed like a grown iPod, but there -is- a reason behind it!1. Apple always focuses on thin, that's why this has no ports (except for super-standard), like USB for one.
It's just an iPod -made- for more relaxed e-book reading and online newspaper reading. Things just fit better on a larger screen.
Btw, don't forget that the iPad is INSANE thin, compared to most e-books and especially most tablets out there. You can fit about 3 iPad's in 1 Asus EEE-tablet / netbook.
So yeah, it's a tablet, but then VERY portable and with the superb (own opinion) iPhone GUI.
2. This isn't very portable, its 10 freaking inches. You'd have to get it it's own personal purse or something. Portable (IMO)= Pocket, Very little effort to transport.


