Reading on the computer

[njzeba]

I have kindle on my computer though. And I actually prefer reading an actual book (as in have the actual physical book in my hands). Reading on a small screen actually pisses me off I'm not sure why so I guess reading on a computer is a lot better than reading on an ipad or phone

[jungkookblog]

I don't read much on electronics. But I do love reading webtoons

[Rhoe_Marrow]

I don't like, but sometimes I gotta do it. reading from the real thing can get a tad expensive and you can find plenty of stories online for free.

[easy_dc13]

I've found reading on a computer to be efficient. Though it's not that great when you're in bed or just sitting upright.

[AnitaOlsen]

I prefer to read my books in paper but reading on the computer works. It is just that I tend to get distracted more easily while reading on the computer.

[KatLady9]

I am able to stay engaged on my Kindle or Ipad, but as soon as I begin reading on the computer I doze off. I think I associate the computer with typing and researching and not leisure reading.

[cbradshawphil]

Reading in the computer is the best when you are at the office but it is more convenient to use a tablet or iPad if you are at the bus or taxi. Using tablet is more suitable for me because I am always on the go. Also, I am a type of the reader that don't like to keep hanging.

[barb429]

Even though technically it shouldn't be different than reading on my Kindle, I prefer that to reading on a computer (but I do prefer a physical book to them all). Since the computer that I use the most often is a laptop, I find that it is hard for me to get comfortable if I am reading on a computer. I also don't feel as though I retain the information as well- I'm not sure why that is, but when I have taken online course, I've had to print articles out rather than read them on the computer.

[MrsCatInTheHat]

I prefer to be sitting on something soft, like a couch, with a cup of a good beverage, while reading so the computer is out for reading for pleasure.

[lily_kh87]

I don't like reading on the computer...i find it annoying

[Rhymis]

Back before I had a smartphone, I read ebooks on our PC. It was actually the first time I got sick because I'd been reading the Cirque du Freak books day after day. I didn't think I would ever get sick from reading on the computer, but I did. Sigh. Thankfully, I have a smartphone now and multiple e-reading apps so it's easier

[Sarah_Khan]

Like some people have already said... reading on a computer can be uncomfortable since you're not given many choices as to how and where you want to sit and sitting in one position for a long time would be a pain. So I guess you couldn't read that long when you're reading on a computer. Also I find it harder to read on a computer because the screen is so big and it's easy to lose your place or to drift off and not ever really get into the story.

[jamesabr]

I like reading eBooks. I prefer hard copies, but eBooks are great in their own ways. I can access the internet dictionaries whenever I'm stumped with an unfamiliar word.

[Cowgirl888]

I prefer not to read on the computer or any form of electronics...I love my paperbacks.

[AliceofX]

The one advantage to reading on the computer is that it's easy to google something or go to wikipedia for some information, or you can catch a few pages between regular work, but you're pretty much stuck in one sitting spot. E-reader gives you the option to move to a comfier location and it's easier to take with you when you're travelling. Plus an e-reader is better on the eyes.