As much as I love physical books — the touch, the feel, the smell — I know LeVar Burton is right. Someday, I will embrace digital books. But not today.
Also, for a kick: Reading Rainbow tours Star Trek: The Next Generation.
As much as I love physical books — the touch, the feel, the smell — I know LeVar Burton is right. Someday, I will embrace digital books. But not today.
Also, for a kick: Reading Rainbow tours Star Trek: The Next Generation.
I’m actually finding that I get more out of physical books then electronic books. I read both, was hoping to one day intergrate into having an almost exclusive digital library…but I think I’d miss that real book experience.
I really don’t understand people that fetishize physical books. It’s the ideas they contain, not the medium!
I do the vast majority of my pleasure reading with library books. There’s nothing better than being able to check out books on my phone, and immediately start reading. Even on vacation, I can check out new books. I don’t have to stock up on books for vacation anymore!
I also try and buy as many of my technical books for work as e-books, also, just because I can share them between my phone, home PC, work PC and Nooks. It works for me.
I hate the DRM involved, and I hate that publishers are trying to limit the number of times that an e-book can be checked out from a library before a new license must be purchased.