Tablets can be used for a lot more than just reading books and magazines - you can watch videos, check email, surf the web, view/edit office documents and download various apps and games. Plus you need external lighting to read from an ebook reader - you cannot read in the dark, just like a real book. But then again, an e-Ink display is grayscale, so it's less than ideal for magazines, books with colour illustrations or PDF files with embedded images. Ebook readers also tend to be lighter and sturdier than tablets of the same size.
Ebook readers like the Kindle have a special kind of display call e-Ink - it uses very less power (so that the device can last for weeks on a single charge), it does not have a backlight (so it 'feels' more like reading a book and does not cause eyestrain like an LCD does) and it is cheaper. Which is better for reading - an eBook reader Kindle or a tablet like iPad ? - Govind Bansal There are pros and cons for each type of device when it comes to reading. You'll be given a URL (which is also customisable ), which you can share with as many people as you like. Just open the website and start uploading files - no sign up is required. Other similar services that you can try out are DropSend (Windows Live SkyDrive, Gigasize (or You can also use a free service called Boxify (This is particularly useful if you want to share a lot of different files with a group of people. Once the download has been completed, you also have the option of manually deleting the file so that it is no longer available at the download link.
For instance, is really easy to use and requires no sign up - just upload your file and you'll be given a download link which you can share over email. You may not be able to attach larger files to an email, but there are various other services you can use.
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