For what it's worth, I still prefer reading on paper. Buying ebooks is cheaper, though (because you need the device you use to read them for other reasons), and the logistics of storing such books are much simpler
Yes but some devices will have screens more like paper. We're slowly seeing small steps towards that. For example Wacom now talks up their tablet screens for feeling more like paper when you draw on them with the pen. The glass has more granular resistance or something. I think iPad Pro also makes these claims.
In terms of reading, I guess in time the very thin screens that can be rolled up will hit the market.
In terms of reading, I guess in time the very thin screens that can be rolled up will hit the market.