eReaders

>>9752031
Using an Amazon paperwhite 3, personally don't recommend it, too damn small for reading

I suggest buying real books. It is the patrician way.

how to add dictionaries to kindle?
Need a Russian version

I bought a kobo wifi when it came out, it was pretty shitty so I never got another one, though I do hear they're much better now.

Any reccomendations for a sub-$100 one with a sd slot?
>>9752048
Most books made now are incredibly low-quality and decidedly not patrician.

>>9752084
>buying contemporary literature
>insinuating he can judge what is and is not "decidedly patrician"
i have news for you.

>>9752031
My kindle paperwhite arrived today, I have been reading all day and am quite satisfied
Although I kinda hate to shill for Amazon, I would've bought a Kobo, but I really really wanted that translation feature, If you don't feel like you need transalte go for Kobo

>>9752031

I dont have an e reader, and I dont have a tablet.

Why should I get an e reader instead of a tablet?
I am considering buying one because I spend a lot of money in books (for work, not literature) that I could download for free in pdf form.

>>9752084
Kobo Glo or Aura HD used. They are a little old though. Now even Kobo is getting rid of SD with their two latest ereaders

>>9752128
E-ink screen looks very good for reading, almost like actual paper. But if you use PDFs for work you should probably get the LCD tablet, as you will probably be marking them up and sending them, yes? E-ink and e-readers are what you want you read literature.

>>9752078
Just like any normal book. Get WordNet3

>>9752031
Don't bother there's really not much different. I have the cheapest current model and it's the same as my friend's Kobo keyboard from 2 years ago.

>>9752048
muh cash
muh convnience

>>9752128
battery life
doesn't keep you up at night

I use a kindle for fun reading, but when it comes to research, I check books out from my uni library
currently
>T.S. Eliot
>Bakhtin
>Derrida