Ask Slashdot: I Want To Read More. Should I Get an eBook Reader Or a Tablet? 415
gspec writes "I read less and less nowadays, but I realize I need to get back into my old reading habit. Would getting an ebook reader or a tablet help me to enjoy reading more? Would you recommend one over the other? A little relevant background about me: I probably can spare two hours a day to read. I do not travel a lot. I am not a fast reader; if I force myself, I could probably finish a standard length novel in a week. English is my second language, so a built-in dictionary would be nice. I enjoy Netflix, and I have bought many computer/technical eBooks from O'Reilly for reference. I have many technical reference PDFs. I have 300-400 bucks to spare for this. I'd like to hear opinions based on your knowledge and experience on reading using ebook readers/tablets."
Re:how about a library card? (Score:5, Funny)
The have a wide selection, great price, and 2 weeks to read it.
Even though he says he's a slow reader, I don't think it would take 2 weeks to read a library card.
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I don't usually reply to gweihir (88907) either. So there.
No. (Score:2, Funny)
I think this is a case that can be covered by Betteridge's Law of Headlines [wikipedia.org]:
"Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word 'no'".
Re:No. (Score:4, Funny)