Fellow PBer's:
I haven't touched my Amazon Kindle Keyboard in over three years. Yesterday I plugged it back in. Today I updated the software, connected to my Amazon account, and got all my old books back on. I'm excited to get back into reading Kindle books. I notice many books I want to buy (or already have) are not necessarily something I need in my physical library. That is, there's not much of a point for me in having the physical book just sitting there. Many books I have in my wish list are cheaper in Kindle format. I can sync across my devices, so if I only have my phone, tablet, or laptop, I can still do some lite reading on that. I like doing longer reading sessions on the Kindle because of the e-ink screen. I can also share quotations easier and do searches better in electronic format.
So, who on here still reads on their Kindle in 2017?! What do you mainly use it for?
I haven't touched my Amazon Kindle Keyboard in over three years. Yesterday I plugged it back in. Today I updated the software, connected to my Amazon account, and got all my old books back on. I'm excited to get back into reading Kindle books. I notice many books I want to buy (or already have) are not necessarily something I need in my physical library. That is, there's not much of a point for me in having the physical book just sitting there. Many books I have in my wish list are cheaper in Kindle format. I can sync across my devices, so if I only have my phone, tablet, or laptop, I can still do some lite reading on that. I like doing longer reading sessions on the Kindle because of the e-ink screen. I can also share quotations easier and do searches better in electronic format.
So, who on here still reads on their Kindle in 2017?! What do you mainly use it for?