Tablet that is suitable for reading ebooks?

Davet71

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was using Kindle HDX for a number of years - very good for ebooks as well as a colour tablet. Lately the touch sensitivity became poor. Because of the high pixel density of the HDX, just could not find anything suitable. Came across the Alldocube X1 - bought at S$237.00 - even better resolution than the HDX - at 2560x1600 pixels & 8.4inch - so far has been very good for ebooks & colour display was excellent.
 

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was using Kindle HDX for a number of years - very good for ebooks as well as a colour tablet. Lately the touch sensitivity became poor. Because of the high pixel density of the HDX, just could not find anything suitable. Came across the Alldocube X1 - bought at S$237.00 - even better resolution than the HDX - at 2560x1600 pixels & 8.4inch - so far has been very good for ebooks & colour display was excellent.

the thing with lesser known brands is the reliability. why didn't you get the microsoft surface?
 

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the thing with lesser known brands is the reliability. why didn't you get the microsoft surface?

Yes, i am still monitoring the reliability of this X1. Microsoft surface would be very xpensive & resolution too low for reading...
 

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actually I stick to E-ink tablets, because it protects eyesight

Although there are limitless choices for LCD tablets, but long term LCD screen usage such as e-book reading cause visual deterioration.
 
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E ink reader with note taking

Hi, I’m looking for an e ink reader which can also do note taking for work purposes (with wrist rejection) and can access overdrive. Any suggestions much appreciated!
 
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