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I personally prefer using my android tablet but I prefer the audio books and ecomic books to text only kindle books. I didn’t use the Kindle (kindle 3) I bought much.
Many people do prefer the read only ebook reader to avoid distractions when reading like email, facebook, twitter, and so on.
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Day after Thanksgiving and Christmas prices can make one more affordable and desirable.
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hell yea it is i want too it is way better than going to the library
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Depends on how much reading you do. The e-ink is a lot nicer to read on longer than a tablet screen, battery life tends to be insanely long.
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I would say: that depends on how many books you buy each year.
It certainly reduces the cost of purchasing books to read.
Also: consider how you plan to use it.
For example: I would like to purchase the Anchor-Yale Bible Dictionary
which is about $600 in print
but only $300 in electronic form
BUT
not available on Kindle e-readers in electronic form.
So for me, Kindle e-readers are out
and I have to choose among generic Android e-readers
(which the Kindles are not).
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Depends on how much ebook reading you do. There are dozens of Droid and iPhone apps that let you read books on your phone or tablet. If you already have a device that can read ebooks, I see no reason to spend money on a kindle.