/lit/ - Literature

>>7030003
True enough, but then again you've got to consider that the Voyage has a touchscreen nonetheless.

You're not entirely saved from that issue unless your e-reader functions exclusively with physical buttons, but as we all know, that's only available on the older generations.
I don't personally dislike touchscreens as much as you guys seem to.
Hell, I'm all in for it.

I don't have any problem with my Kobo's touchscreen and even then, if a false move happens and an unintended actions occurs, you can just as easily click back to the centre of the device to bring it back as it were.

I usually read on the e-reader with my thumbs more or less around the edge of the device though, far enough from the screen, so that may be helpful to know.

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