so, um, I bought a 7.8" e-ink Android tablet
(thinking with the current *waves hands around at everything*, an extremely low power, sunlight-readable device that I can slap a ton of reference material on, with the ability to run arbitrary apps, wouldn't be a bad thing to have)
(thinking with the current *waves hands around at everything*, an extremely low power, sunlight-readable device that I can slap a ton of reference material on, with the ability to run arbitrary apps, wouldn't be a bad thing to have)
@bhtooefr Well, many e-readers are actually android-based, so that's not that unusual. If its primary purpose is for e-books, technically that'd make it an e-reader. It can play music for all I care, and many do too, but it's still an e-reader. :)
@trinsec why the pointless pedantry?
@bhtooefr I wasn't aware I was being pedant. My apologies if that was perceived as such.
I tend to over-explain things.
yes and no
it does more than just reading e-books, even though that's its primary purpose, because of the whole Android thing