Too big? The reason I’ve never bought a Kindle or any similar device is they are too damn tiny. I read quickly enough that I have to turn the page every few seconds and I just need to see more than a few dozen words on the screen at a time. Having to turn the page as fast as a crazed hamster on a wheel is just not conducive to a good experience.

I use a 10″ iPad Air almost exclusively as a reader as it’s the only device large enough that doesn’t frustrate me.

I’d buy a Kindle if it were 9 or 10 inches.

No way I’ll ever buy one otherwise. I bet there are quite a lot of people like me in this respect.

Windows 10 even at the latest update level is a very shoddy experience with a 4K monitor, and particularly unworkable if you have monitors with different DPIs. Also, if you dock or undock a laptop it fails utterly at handling 4K well, too.

I know, Microsoft has abandoned the desktop despite making billions a year from it.

It’s shocking, though, how much better and smoother the Mac experience is in this and most other respects.

Windows 10 is completely dysfunctional with 4K, and Office 2016 is utterly broken, too, making the experience all the worse.

By the way, Office 2016 on the Mac works perfectly with high DPI and Office on the Mac in general has been functional since 2013 in this respect.

Windows 10 is a pitiful OS that reminds me of my frustrations with Windows in the Windows 2.0 to 3.11 era 25+ years ago.