Paper books vs. e-readers

7th July 2010 | by Barney |

A recent survey suggests that it is faster to read a book on paper than using one of the popular e-readers on the market.

The environmental blog TreeHugger was skeptical about this and had a closer look at the research.

The jury is still out but it is worth bearing in mind that new and better e-readers are hitting the market every year.

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  2. By Barney on 8 Jul 2010 | Reply

    The Guardian’s website has picked up this story as well.
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/jul/08/print-ipad-kindle-books
    Some of the comments are worth skimming just to get a sense of how folks feel about using e-readers compared to the paper version of books.

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