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   RM> As for school stuff, I think you retain more when you read it in a book   
   RM> rather than from a screen, but I may be prejudiced since I normally   
   RM> read about 200 paper books a year..   
      
   KW>I love paper books, but as I get older, I appreciate my Kindle more - no   
     >more needing to find the right place with the right lighting.   
      
   KW>Especially since most of reading tends to used SF and mystery paperbacks   
     >- yellowing paper a faded ink is a low-contrast combination.   
      
   Yes, there sure is a wide variety of different fonts and such in printed   
   books from huge to almost unreadable 'bible print'. That's one advantage   
   of eReaders, you can generally change the font size to please yourself.   
      
   I have a computer obviously, plus a Phone, Tablet and eReader, all able   
   to read almost any format of eBooks, and most of the time I will choose   
   the Tablet to read from. The lesser battery life can be annoying at times,   
   and it's heavier, but I like the back-lit screen and the larger format   
   that puts more on each 'page'..   
      
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