What Tablet or eReader do you have?

[froggyboy604]

I have a 2012 Asus Google Nexus 7 inch Wi-Fi-only 16GB tablet, and a 2011 Kobo Vox eReader tablet.

 

[DepotSoft]

Dell Venue 8 Pro.

It's Intel/Windows 8 powered, but I rarely use it.

 

[lionel.web]

I have and onda tablet, 2-core cpu, 4-core gpu, Android, and it works perfect!

 

[Lord Saru]

I use an HCL Me. I dont use it much either. Reading this topic, I am taking a mental note to charge it.

 

[RH-Calvin]

I am using Samsung Note II. I use to play games and for some text reading.

 

[Allenafaith]

I have a Kindle Fire HD 7

 

[Deleted member 25872]

I currently have a iPad! 🙂

 

[Sharon]

I use my iPad Air 2 for reading e-books. I haven't done that in a while though as I've gone back to reading physical books. There is just something about actually holding the book that makes reading experience so much better in my opinion. 😉 When I'm traveling though I prefer to use my iPad just out of convenience.

 

[Sapett]

I have an iPad Mini. I love it! It is great for browsing the web, checking email, watching movies, and playing mobile games. It is easy to transport and very sturdy/well designed.

 

[Cierra]

I have an iPad Air 2 and just use the Kindle app.

 

[Teapot]

I too have an iPad Air 2. But I use iBooks because I read the books for free (using pdf versions).

 

[MasterA]

I have an iPad Air.

 

[Sharon]

I too have an iPad Air 2. But I use iBooks because I read the books for free (using pdf versions).

Where do you get your PDF versions of books? Is there a website that offers them for free? I would love to take advantage of this as well.

 

[Teapot]

I too have an iPad Air 2. But I use iBooks because I read the books for free (using pdf versions).

Where do you get your PDF versions of books? Is there a website that offers them for free? I would love to take advantage of this as well.

If you have iBooks, go on google and look up the book you want but put PDF at the end. When you find a odd version and you open it, in the top right corner it will say 'Open in iBooks'. Tap that fast because it goes away very quickly. Once you do, it saves the pdf to your library on iBooks and you have a book! Of course, it doesn't work with features like text enlargement and stuff but it's really cool. This doesn't work with all books. It does for the majority of them.