Hamish Hayward
Tablets are becoming more and more popular - and they're more powerful than ever before. ~You could really replace your notebook with one - but are they any good for reading books or should you get an e-reader for that?
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E-Reader or Tablet Computer? It's hardly surprising that many people get tablet computers and e-readers mixed up. After all, you can use your tablet computer to read e-books if you like (among other things) - and companies like Amazon and Barnes and Noble market both e-readers and tablet computers under the same brand name - the Kindle and the Nook respectively.
It's strange to think that there was a time, back in the dark ages of the late 2000s, when personal electronics consumers' choices were really primitive. If you wanted to send e-mails, surf the Web or watch videos from anywhere, you needed a laptop computer or a smartphone.
Tablets are becoming popular as e-readers, for books, documents, PDFs etc. I'm wondering if there is an ideal screen resolution for long hours of reading text. Will the difference in ppi of the Google Nexus 10 and Apple iPad 4 produce a different reading experience?
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