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How To Pick An E Reader
First of all you must find an eReader that uses the eInk system! This system causes the digital device page to look like a real book page - this is very important since you don't want your eye to hurt after a long read, as they do when reading off the computer. Second make sure you get an eReader with a good size & weight (most eReader have the size of a 1/3 of a magazine, and should weight 10 ounces), so it's comfortable, portable, and easy to carry around. But don't forget screen size - find an eReader that has a comfortable screen - I recommend either the 6 inch screen or the 9 inch screen, keep in mind that you must insist on a display screen that has no reflections- if you do you won't have to worry about the glare from the sun, when reading outside. Your chosen eReader should have a good font size (some e readers have a font enlargement option) font enlargement is a great function especially for senior readers & sight impaired readers. Pick a device that supports different file types, if you don't make sure, ahead of time,what files you need or want - you might find that the ebook you wanted to download is not supported by your eReader device. Find an eReader that uses its battery power only when a page is turned - this way you will conserve the eReaders energy and you wont need to charge it for at least two weeks (or 2500 page turns which ever comes first) and the most important thing is to find an eReader that is wireless! If your eReader isn't wireless (like the sony prs series) it will be much more difficult for you to download ebooks. eReaders that have wireless capabilities allow you the freedom to download ebooks whenever you want and from wherever you are. Happy hunting Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com If you want find your Top eReader, get more eReader information, or Compare eReader Brands, Check out My eReader Information Center. |
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