eBooks vs. Paper books

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Re: A nice idea, but doesn't hold water.

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"That may just be myself, though."

Actually everyone I know who wears glasses claims to get headaches from reading eBooks on the computer screen. It has to do with the number of times the eye must refocus to read a single line of text from the Gaussian image on the screen.
Posted on: 03-31-2008, 10:18 PM
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Paper for reading, eBooks for research

When it comes to reading a book, be it for pleasure or education, I prefer a printed book. The tactile experience is part of what I enjoy about reading. I also like to read while I dine when I'm dining alone and that's a lot easier with a bok then with a computer. Additionally I spend most of my work day on a computer, so I like to take a break from back-lighting when I get home.

However, if I'm researching then I like eBooks. The search features of computerized texts just lend themselves to the needs of research much better then a printed book, even with the best index in the world.
Posted on: 03-31-2008, 10:29 PM
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