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#1
Posted 07 March 2015 - 11:13 AM
I am going to step art college and even though this is something minuscule, I tend to make it a big concern. Lol. What do you prefer and why? I heard, too, that you don't fully grasp something as well in an electronic book as much as you would with a paperback. Is this true? It's a hard decision, because I want to have this huge library of books, but at the same time, I want something that is pretty portable. Which, Kindle is pretty portable. I don't have to just have it on one device. Which is pretty nice.
Anyways... Looking forward to your opinions!
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#2
Posted 07 March 2015 - 02:41 PM
Paper forces a different type of interaction. There's an ability to rapidly flip around with paper that doesn't exist with digital. BUT, digital can be searched in a way that you can't with paper. A PDF, for example, lets you search for a keyword in places that the index might not list.
They have their respective advantages. I have a lot of PDF books, Kindle books, and Paper books. They're all different.
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#3
Posted 15 December 2016 - 02:00 AM
Paperback 100%. I hate reading electronic books and I never buy them. To me, it just doesn't seem like a book. I read a lot of blogs online but that's it. There's something strangely satisfying about having the actually physical copy of a good old fashioned book in your hands.
The one down side, is space. I tend to buy a lot of books then have to give some away or sell some.
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