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by SiVal
1274 days ago
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Two great arguments for digital readers for people like your mother and me: vision and size & weight. You love to read, but it gets physically more difficult as your eyes age. With a digital reader, every book is a "large print edition" with good lighting. And when you travel, you have to take several books because, well, duh! You have to have books when you travel. Obviously. But carrying heavy books is a (literal and literary) pain. And airlines are getting so stingy about baggage limits that I'm surprised they aren't yet charging extra if you want to wear shoes. You can put a whole library in a reader the size and weight of a shoe and take it when you travel. Of course some books are precious physical artifacts (to me) for whatever reason. I MUST keep those, but they are a minority. Most of the books I want to keep are wanted for their content, not their physical form, and those I'll get rid of if I can keep the content in digital form. |
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