Looking for a e-book
2 a.m., the right time to do the writing task. Tomorrow morning I again won't be able to get up.
Still, the problem stays: Kindle or Sony? Sony or Kindle? And, lol, marketing is such a priceless thing! 'Works for 1 month, if you read 30 min./day'. (Who reads 30 minutes a day and needs an e-book?!) Wonder, if it means that it'll die on me if I read 15 hours straight. Because I kinda plan to do it will probably end up in a situation where I need more: 4 hours previous evening, 2 hours while waiting, 6 hours on a train (one way), 6 hours on the way back.
Atm, Sony is more accessible (sells in a store), Kindle, more flexible. Sony has touch-screen, Kindle, wi-fi. Kindle promises not to mess my Cyrillics much, Sony makes no promises. Neither has any guarantee, unless I'm willing to move to EU to get it.
Nice, right. I suspect that there wight be my ideal device somewhere (with built-in nuclear reactor, so it works for eternity without charging), but. I've several days to decide.
Still, the problem stays: Kindle or Sony? Sony or Kindle? And, lol, marketing is such a priceless thing! 'Works for 1 month, if you read 30 min./day'. (Who reads 30 minutes a day and needs an e-book?!) Wonder, if it means that it'll die on me if I read 15 hours straight. Because I kinda plan to do it will probably end up in a situation where I need more: 4 hours previous evening, 2 hours while waiting, 6 hours on a train (one way), 6 hours on the way back.
Atm, Sony is more accessible (sells in a store), Kindle, more flexible. Sony has touch-screen, Kindle, wi-fi. Kindle promises not to mess my Cyrillics much, Sony makes no promises. Neither has any guarantee, unless I'm willing to move to EU to get it.
Nice, right. I suspect that there wight be my ideal device somewhere (with built-in nuclear reactor, so it works for eternity without charging), but. I've several days to decide.