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Many readers have found it convenient to download “books” onto tablets, e-readers, or phones. The benefits of being able to carry around a whole library in your case or pocket and sometimes pay less than half the price of a real book to able do it are obvious.
Many readers have found it convenient to download “books” onto tablets, e-readers, or phones. The benefits of being able to carry around a whole library in your case or pocket and sometimes pay less than half the price of a real book to able do it are obvious.
But, a paper or cloth-bound book still has many advantages,
a few of which are listed below:
– No password. Really, it’s true. There is nothing to hide.
– Also, no charger. No matter how long it sits on its shelf
or on the bedside table, you will not have to charge it.
– Easy to read it in sunlight, even on the beach. Especially
on the beach.
– No two-year contract needed in order to subsidize its
purchase.
– A new model will not make it obsolete in a month, a year,
or even a decade, although a new edition or translation may attract your
attention.
– No need to plug it in, and there are no batteries. When it’s
dark, you switch on a light and go.
– It does not vibrate, buzz, ring, or play music when you’re
in a quiet place.
– It is easily shared with friends or strangers. You just
pass it to them. Totally legal.
– It’s always in airplane mode; you can use it during
takeoffs and landings without permission.
– Many are big enough to double as doorstops, or small enough to put in your pocket or purse.
– Completely wireless; the only connection is you to it.
– You can decorate a wall of shelves with them or stack them on a table or floor.
– You can leave it at home without going into a total panic, running a light, and getting a ticket.
– You can decorate a wall of shelves with them or stack them on a table or floor.
– You can leave it at home without going into a total panic, running a light, and getting a ticket.
– It may contain a message, but never a voicemail.
– No accessories or apps to buy.
– A great way to raise a lamp; saves buying a taller table.
– Wherever there is light, there is service.
– Would Gideons place a copy of The Good Device in a hotel bedside drawer? Doubtful.
– Many books actually gain value over time, especially signed first-editions.
– You can leave it at a beach, lake, ski, or grandparents’
house without worry or missing your contacts or playlists.
– It won’t help your boss reach you. Ever.
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