June 25th, 2010
OK, I would like TWO suggestions, one for section A and one for section B.’
A)…Ebook reader with larger screen, 7″ plus, one that has wifi and can connect to the internet and has messenger and a web browser, and also has support for a multi-touch pad like wabcom so I can take notes with it in class electronically and also use it instead of a physical textbook.
B) Cheap. Doesnt have to have wifi or messenger, though its welcome. Doesnt have to support wifi or internet. However, it must have a large screen. It can be bulky and heavy….I dont care. Im not weak. It needs to have a soft screen for easy reading, not just text but also picture support….I need to see graphs and images. A larger than average screen is important.
The theory here is this…..I can either get option A and just use that…..or I can go option B, and get something cheap and use it in conjunction with a laptop and wabcom multi-touch pad and pen…..essentially spending more for an all in one, or less and still use the laptop….but it still needs a full size screen. This isnt just for text, its for graphs and complex chemistry diagrams. That is why I need more space, preferably closer to 10 inches but I could go down a little bit.
Any tips?
I dont care about music downloading or book downloading….I dont pay for that stuff anyway so I wont be getting it from the e-stores.
Thank you for the tips…but does anyone have any knowledge about the lesser known and cheaper readers on the market? Everyone knows about the Kindle, but its NOT a cheap option. You could get a touch screen netbook/tablet for that price, like an MSI wind with touch screen.
