After nearly a week of trial use, I'm writing this piece about Bambook, hoping to share some of my insights with friends interested in buying an e-book.
Receiving the Bambook was delightful for me. I've wanted to purchase an e-book for more than half a year, but I've been waiting in anticipation for the Shengda e-book.
In my view, an e-book that only has books like "Dream of the Red Chamber" and "Journey to the West" without internet access is just a solitary island of reading. It can't be called a real e-book. And those so-called e-books with regular screens, like MP4s, are far from meeting my requirements.
My expectations are:
First, I hope to use an e-ink display for an experience similar to reading paper books, without having a headache or blurred vision from constant refreshing.
