Ask HN: Best device for reading and light writing?
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I use a Kindle Scribe. The iPhone can share any .txt, .html, .epub, .PDF content from the web to Kindle App so I can sync on the Kindle Scribe and read offline later.
I read all my Rustdoc and mdBook documentation this way. Even the ones I made.
I read all my Rustdoc and mdBook documentation this way. Even the ones I made.
The writing experience on Kindle Scribe is pretty good as well. I only use it for quick marginal notes and underlines. Sometimes drawing diagrams.
But I used it mostly for reading.
But I used it mostly for reading.
Thanks for sharing, appreciate it.
Would you say it is convenient to use it for writing, say, 500 words at a go?
Would you say it is convenient to use it for writing, say, 500 words at a go?
If you’re good at hand writing, there is no difference between it and a real paper notebook. There are also many notebook templates.
I'll be able to make good use of it, so I am willing to pay for quality.
Audiobooks support and a browser for reading HN/blogs would be nice to have, but they aren't strict requirements at all.
People seem to like the display on Kobo Libra Color, but I am not sure about the writing experience.
Any suggestions? Thanks