Same here. Reference, particularly sheet music and cooking recipes work fine for me digitally.
I can sit at the computer and read social/news media for hours with no problem, but the way ebooks are displayed tires my eyes very quickly for some reason.
While I don’t have this issue with the e-ink/e-paper stuff, I’ve never owned one. I also appreciate that physical books are often much harder to damage and will work without electricity.
Digital if it’s for a quick reference here and there, physical if I want to read the whole thing and enjoy it.
Same here. Reference, particularly sheet music and cooking recipes work fine for me digitally.
I can sit at the computer and read social/news media for hours with no problem, but the way ebooks are displayed tires my eyes very quickly for some reason.
While I don’t have this issue with the e-ink/e-paper stuff, I’ve never owned one. I also appreciate that physical books are often much harder to damage and will work without electricity.