Thinking of buying an e-Reader? Should you consider a tablet? By PB Tech

If you're a modern bookworm, then your diet is changing from paper to plastic. Inevitably, books are becoming as obsolete as vinyl records have become in music. You know with this resurgence along the way you can't beat the real thing: yeah bro we get at your alternative, but as people grow, more conscious of paper, waste and children grow up using electronic devices are second nature. Books will naturally decline in favor, while compact devices can infinitely store and supply all the books you could ever read. That is before we begin uploading info straight into our minds: hi I'm Harry from TV. Second, today we're going to be taking a look at ear eaters versus tablets to find out which one is best for you now.

You may not know, but there are many factors to consider when deciding between an e-reader or a tablet. Plus there are numerous models and brands to pick from in each category. So to make our lives easier here we have the most popular models from each category. First up in the e-reader camp, it's the Kindle paper white 3 and over here in team tablet. We have the Tab A from Samsung ding ding, to make this a fair fight, let's first square off and look at what they can both do.

They can both read text-based information such as e-books or PDFs. They also have backlit screens they can connect to the Wi-Fi. Furthermore, they can let you buy and store hundreds of books and the best part is they're super portable. Now that the battlefield is set, let's look at the first major deciding factor between your readers and tablets. This Kindle paper white 3 is half the price of this Tab A from Samsung 4, as we will later discuss.

Tablets have many more features, both in terms of software and hardware compared to e readers. However, as the somewhat newer technologies, the tablets seem to have more room for development, so we've seen a major drop in price from its lower range products, beating out the Kindles by half again, but not this one, this one's expensive compared to them. After initially considering that price, the next deciding factor is functions. The Kindle can connect to an online or offline library of books, look up, tricky words, adjust font sizes, add bookmarks and show percentages of books completion. It also has access to book.

Reviews is compatible with black-and-white graphic novels and images. The tab a can do all of that plus gaming browsing messaging streaming at kids mode, split screen mode take photos, hence that price jump we mentioned earlier. However, if you're buying for pleasure of reading, then all of these functions and features might come as a distraction to your immersion, and surely you've got a fine for this kind of things anyway. So round three is compatibility. Wait the Kindle paper white three supports most static based text formats, including PDF.

It even supports file types that can include comics and manga and graphic novels. However, in an attempt to make sure you actually pay for your media, Amazon is not compatible with the open source file EPUB, which is the most commonly found a book type to fix this. There are conversion tools, but it just takes a little more effort, but over in the tablet corner the tab. Eight isn't limited to still black and white images like readers. It can support enhanced, e-books videos, apps and other animated media types.

We will explain why in this next factor, the screen on the Kindle is the typical size for an e-reader at 6 inches in 300 PPI, which is quite a high resolution. It's also got four LEDs at the bottom of the screen, which shoot up a light, creating a harsh contrast on its text, which is called e ink. The ink has no constant refresh rate, like other types of fluid displays. Do instead, the black pixels stay frozen on the page until you turn it, for example, and then it refreshes. This also happens, regardless of whether the LEDs are turned on or off.

Hence, the name paper white, perhaps whereas the tab, a screen is 8 inches, 189 PPI at 24 Hertz, and it's backlit LEDs. The fast refresh rate, the 24 Hertz means that it can produce fluid colorful media. The problem with backlit screens is that they shine directly into your eyes and can cause eye strain over long periods of time. Plus, most of us look at screens too much as it is limiting the amount of time you can enjoy. Reading books and verses, the e-reader IRA does have a matte which diffuses the ambient light, making it clear, even during sunlight or as tablets, have a glassy surface, making the reflections crazy.

So it's difficult to see outdoors. The advantage of the glossy screen, however, means that the colors can come through the screen without any clouding of that and that filter that's on the e-reader, which gives you a lot more vibrant colors. Take it anywhere, take it in the back. The next deciding factor is battery life. So going back to that refresh rate we mentioned earlier, it's also relevant for how long these batteries last as the more times the screen turns on and off or refreshes the more power it uses.

Therefore, with its high refresh rate, you can only leave the tab an on the same page for about a day, whereas with the Kindles virtually no refresh rate, you can leave it on for about three months, but since you're, eventually going to want to turn the page on your Kindle, the battery life is more likely to be about eight weeks or so it's still very impressive, so you're making a purchase for yourself. Are you now think again? You've got a good book and people are going to want to read it, especially if it was the latest Harry Potter man that were in my childhood, so you're not going to be reading 24/7 your family may want to use your device, let's see how well these are both suited for non-monogamy yeah. The Kindle has a guest and a kids' mode too, so those little buggers don't go buying books. Without your permission, the tablet over here not only has a kid's mode, but it has many ways of interacting with other people. Screen is big enough, so you can share it together with your family, so the tablet definitely wins out in the versatility of users.

Department on to our last society. Fact that guy thanks so much for sticking with us through this video, it's comfort, ear, eaters, they're light they often have a rubberized texture on them, so you can hold them for long periods of time in your hand without arm fatigue, whereas tablets they're slightly heavier, and they have a smoother body, have to grip onto them, tighter to something from sliding out your hand, actually how many people out there have been reading in bed and nodded off, and your devices smashed you in the face give us a like. If that's happened to you, I wish. The grips were slightly more ergonomic on both of these, but you can buy cases at PD Tech to help aid with that. Ok enough reading into this tab, an e-reader czar, both good but which one would you pay? Well, if you want a device with a stellar battery that you can comfortably read on for hours at a time without getting eye, fatigue or breaks in your immersion, then you need to get an e-reader, but if you want a device that literally has it all I mean cameras, color fun for the whole family, and you can avoid those distractions and also don't mind charging it every night.

Then the tablet is for you, through this competition I, think it's easy to see that e-books are here to stay the meteor in which we choose to enjoy the may decisively shift in favor of tablets and newer technologies, but it's got to live at the moment guys, and this thing is just as good now it's your turn. What device do you have? Do you have any preferred reader Boar tablets, or do you have one of each if you're in the market, for a new device? Did this video help you make up your mind? Let us know in the comments below don't leave us hanging, please like and subscribe hit that notification bell icon to be notified for our recent uploads I'll catch. You guys next time keep on reading readers keep on Woman book warmers goodbye for you very important people that stuck around until the very end use the promo code enter the matrix for VIP pricing on both the Kindle paper white 3 and the Samsung Tab A, it's valid until the 11th of August use it at checkout at PB tech code, NZ.

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