Characteristics Of E-reading
Nowadays, more and more people choose to use electronic reading instead of paper reading. So here are some good things about e-reading.
1. cheap
Newer e-books are much cheaper than traditional books. Once a new book is available in the market, you can easily buy it cheaply. You get free access to free classic novels in the public domain. Other non-classic titles are available for free on the Kindle.
2. Store more books
An e-reader is great for nerds as it can store thousands of books for students and other uses.
3. Convenience
Download books anytime, anywhere. This makes the e-reader easy to use for students, travelers, and anyone on the go.
4. Portability
Compared with traditional books, e-reader devices are portable and lighter to carry.
5. Search for content
Compared with traditional books, you can easily search for specific elements in the text and access them quickly.
6. Distribution
Authors use e-readers as the best option for publishing and distributing their content to users worldwide.
7. Better reading
You can underline and take notes, which can later be exported to create a personalized resume of the books you’ve read.
8. Cautious
It allows you to read all kinds of popular books in public without worrying that someone might know what you’re reading.
9. Save space
E-readers help you store a variety of books compared to a large collection of paper books. There are also free programs that can help you keep your library organized like a pro.
10. Timeliness
With the increasing popularity of the Internet and the birth of new media, people pay more and more attention to the timeliness of the information. E-reading has the incomparable transmission speed of paper reading, so it is more suitable for modern life.
11. Interactivity
Readers can share and disseminate their perception and experience of reading on the Internet and circle of friends. Whether they are with acquaintances or strangers, they can collide and interact with each other, to achieve the purpose o
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