Jürgen Hubert
First Post
I own a Kindle 1. So here is what I'd say for the new device:
It's probably not ideal for pure rules books - if you have some rulebook you refer to all the time and hand around the table, buy it in physical form.
However, this is ideal for supplements - especially setting books and other material you don't refer to all the time, but still want close at hand if you need to look something up.
I know how much my library of Exalted books weighs. I'd be glad to reduce it to the weight of this book. I will buy a large-scale ebook reader (Kindle DX or another model) as soon as I can afford to, and I will buy most of my future gaming books as PDFs.
I've always hated reading books on a computer - too much strain on the eye. But ebook readers like the Kindle are different.
It's probably not ideal for pure rules books - if you have some rulebook you refer to all the time and hand around the table, buy it in physical form.
However, this is ideal for supplements - especially setting books and other material you don't refer to all the time, but still want close at hand if you need to look something up.
I know how much my library of Exalted books weighs. I'd be glad to reduce it to the weight of this book. I will buy a large-scale ebook reader (Kindle DX or another model) as soon as I can afford to, and I will buy most of my future gaming books as PDFs.
I've always hated reading books on a computer - too much strain on the eye. But ebook readers like the Kindle are different.