@Archy obviously you'll want a kindle

archy hate to say this but kindle

>kindle

wow

We could all buy ar15 lowers and 3D print the uppers and use hollow point ammunition to ensure maximum damage to anyone hit by the bullets

I kinda want one of those paper kindles for 80$

They look decent for being a normie

kindle aint bad

I need something bigger, kindle small as shit

I used to have one when the gen 1s were launched.

honestly what I like to do is just get a PDF of the ebook, run it in browser, and use the spritzlet

@Archy buy multiple kindles and glue them together it'll only cost 80$ x4

to speed read it

I got a Kindle Paperwhite, it's rock solid!

Paper kindles are pretty decent but screen tearing happens at low power iirc.

@Deleted User speed readings pointless for IT documentation

1000 page pdfs (usualy jsut high-dpi scanned images) make avg computers slow as fuck

Would it be better to get a tablet

(depends on reader too probly

@Archy you won't beat kindles on the screens for reading in public

you could diykindle with raspbi and kindle screen ":D"

Let me go google

but that would require effort

If your reading on it, Kindles are the way to go. Looks like paper, and has a hella great batterylife.

@Austin how is glare on the paperwhite?

Are we talking in sunlight or?

how are the best kindles in sunlight?

^onyx

not kindle but best thing for sunlight

expensive as fuck tho

It's unnoticeable. Don't glare back, it's matte screens.

oh fuck

ima buy a kindle

generaly all E-inki screens are damn good to read on sunlight

Exactly.

Pick the Kindle Paperwhite.

It's great.

I got the impression the backlighting would screw with the e-ink. Don't really understand how it works.

Runs on E-Ink, so doesn't use battery unless you load a new page.

It doesn't.

@Archy the onyx thing Tervy mentioned is bigger than kindles