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We are living in the 21st century which can also be called as the year of technology. Looking back, we did so many wonderful technological advancements. From a 128MB memory card to 128GB memory card, things have changed pretty much fast. But, there are some things which never changes. People still consider reading books as their favorite hobby and no matter how much technology evolves, I believe reading will always find its place in their day to day life. The passion for reading remains the same. [Tweet “People still consider reading books as their favorite hobby and no matter how much technology evolves, I believe reading will always find its place in their day to day life.”] Although, reading books now and reading books 5 years ago, are two different things. Earlier, we could easily find a person reading a book while travelling in a bus or while waiting for the train. But, now we find people drowned into their tablets / smartphones / kindles to read the same books. So, the obvious question arises, which one is the best?
eBooks:- Before going in detail about this , let us understand what exactly is an eBook. An eBook is just an electronic version of a printed book which can be read on a computer, a smartphone/tablet or any such device. You have various free best eBook reader apps for downloading as well. There are several eBook formats, but EPUB and PDF are kinda very popular in this segment.
Pros of eBooks
1. Easy to carry – Since it is a smartphone or a tablet, it can easily slip into your pockets. You don’t need to carry them in your hands often like physical books. 2. Countless eBooks – If you own a smartphone or tab, or better, Amazon Kindle, then you can store several eBooks in your device. Also if you are connected to the Internet then you can get access to various novels according to your desire. But, on the other hand, it is really difficult to carry even 10 physical books. 3. Comfort – You can easily take notes, change the font size, magnify whenever you want and you can even copy the content and share them on your social media or in your diary. You can even read them in night without even disturbing other people. There is an inbuilt dictionary in so many eBook reading apps which makes the reading experience easy and simple. 4. Eco-Friendly – You don’t affect the environment while reading an eBook. No trees are destroyed to print the eBooks and you also save a lot of ink which eventually affects the environment. 5. Cheap and Free – There are chances that you may find a cheaper version of the same book but in an eBook format. Apart from that, you also gets a lot of free classic books in many eBook reading apps.
Cons of eBooks 1. Availability – Not every book has got an eBook version. It can be a difficult task to find an eBook for that not so famous book. And, in case you find one, it will cost you a lot for sure. 2. Eye-strain – This is the biggest con of reading eBooks. Since, you will be constantly staring at the screen of the device, it will strain your eyes, resulting in red-eyes or itchiness in eyes. (P.S. If you own a Kindle device, you’ll get better results, as compared to normal smartphones or tabs.) 3. Caring – You need to be careful while reading an eBook. If the device gets dropped or if you accidently spill any beverage on them, it will spoil the device. So, you need to be as much careful as you can. You can’t sleep with an eBook but, you can do with a book. 4. Battery Issue – An eBook reader needs a battery to run which can discharge anytime. Imagine you are at the climax of the book and suddenly your battery starts showing warnings and in the next minute, it’s dead. 5. You can’t share an eBook – Remember how good it felt when you give your book to your friend for reading and later he/she thanks you for lending such a wonderful book. Well, eBook deprives you from this joy. Sharing eBooks through Emails and Facebook won’t give you this much joy.
Books Books don’t need any introduction. They are considered as some people’s best friends. They never complain and never demand, still they help you in so many different ways. When you hold them in your hands they give you a special feel
Books are almost 1000+ years old, they started with handwritten content and ended with printed content. But still, books in general, are very popular.
eBooks:- Before going in detail about this , let us understand what exactly is an eBook. An eBook is just an electronic version of a printed book which can be read on a computer, a smartphone/tablet or any such device. You have various free best eBook reader apps for downloading as well. There are several eBook formats, but EPUB and PDF are kinda very popular in this segment.
Pros of eBooks
1. Easy to carry – Since it is a smartphone or a tablet, it can easily slip into your pockets. You don’t need to carry them in your hands often like physical books. 2. Countless eBooks – If you own a smartphone or tab, or better, Amazon Kindle, then you can store several eBooks in your device. Also if you are connected to the Internet then you can get access to various novels according to your desire. But, on the other hand, it is really difficult to carry even 10 physical books. 3. Comfort – You can easily take notes, change the font size, magnify whenever you want and you can even copy the content and share them on your social media or in your diary. You can even read them in night without even disturbing other people. There is an inbuilt dictionary in so many eBook reading apps which makes the reading experience easy and simple. 4. Eco-Friendly – You don’t affect the environment while reading an eBook. No trees are destroyed to print the eBooks and you also save a lot of ink which eventually affects the environment. 5. Cheap and Free – There are chances that you may find a cheaper version of the same book but in an eBook format. Apart from that, you also gets a lot of free classic books in many eBook reading apps.
Cons of eBooks 1. Availability – Not every book has got an eBook version. It can be a difficult task to find an eBook for that not so famous book. And, in case you find one, it will cost you a lot for sure. 2. Eye-strain – This is the biggest con of reading eBooks. Since, you will be constantly staring at the screen of the device, it will strain your eyes, resulting in red-eyes or itchiness in eyes. (P.S. If you own a Kindle device, you’ll get better results, as compared to normal smartphones or tabs.) 3. Caring – You need to be careful while reading an eBook. If the device gets dropped or if you accidently spill any beverage on them, it will spoil the device. So, you need to be as much careful as you can. You can’t sleep with an eBook but, you can do with a book. 4. Battery Issue – An eBook reader needs a battery to run which can discharge anytime. Imagine you are at the climax of the book and suddenly your battery starts showing warnings and in the next minute, it’s dead. 5. You can’t share an eBook – Remember how good it felt when you give your book to your friend for reading and later he/she thanks you for lending such a wonderful book. Well, eBook deprives you from this joy. Sharing eBooks through Emails and Facebook won’t give you this much joy.
Books Books don’t need any introduction. They are considered as some people’s best friends. They never complain and never demand, still they help you in so many different ways. When you hold them in your hands they give you a special feel
Books are almost 1000+ years old, they started with handwritten content and ended with printed content. But still, books in general, are very popular.
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