E-book reader Kindle Paperwhite
DW just got her new Kindle Paperwhite. Up till now she has always read paper books, but she decided to get into the tech age. She is as happy as a clam and I may not see here much, until it's chargin...
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I doubt retina changes the reading outdoors issue. For the mini iPad the thing that might sway me is whether I can read the print replica subscription I use on the road to read my hometown newspaper, the Minneapolis Star Tribune. On my iPhone accessing through the Safari browser I really can't read the replica as is (print replica image) but can easily on my full-size iPad. However, by tapping on an article one can bring up a readable and scrollable alternative. Here are iPhone examples.
Today's front page
Lead article clicked on to read
Even though the paper also has a more conventional news website it can be harder to navigate (but easier to search) and you don't know the editorial context of their news like is a story page 1 or buried inside. The replica also gives you a sense of being home complete with all the ads and a lot of news and information that doesn't make the regular website like the page for where movies are playing and even the comics.
Today's front page
Lead article clicked on to read
Even though the paper also has a more conventional news website it can be harder to navigate (but easier to search) and you don't know the editorial context of their news like is a story page 1 or buried inside. The replica also gives you a sense of being home complete with all the ads and a lot of news and information that doesn't make the regular website like the page for where movies are playing and even the comics.
