Thread: Inexpensive tablets that work well with PDFs?
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Old 07-30-2012, 10:14 PM   #1
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Inexpensive tablets that work well with PDFs?
I have a Nook, which I like, but for pdf's with lots of pictures, diagrams, and tables, it just doesn't work well. So I'm thinking of picking up an inexpensive tablet mostly to read PDF's with a fair amount of non-text content as described above, and perhaps read some blogs over wifi.

Suggestions?
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