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divinorum · 03-10-2013, 08:47 PM

Reading technical books on M92 is quite possible if you can put up with ~1 second lag between changing pages. It does support pdf bookmarks though so if you have a well made pdf it is quite doable. I still prefer real books for technical stuff when you need to switch between pages often. They do take up a lot of space and weight though.

I do not have a camera good enough to take useful snapshots of the reader so I scanned some pages with a flatbed scanner.

The white margins of the pages are cut with the "auto-crop" feature and full screen is enabled. They are still quite readable without auto-crop but there is no reason not to use it since it works great and does not seem to slow the device down.

As you can see, not all images are fully readable.

03-10-2013, 08:47 PM	#4
divinorum Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2013 Device: Boox M92	Reading technical books on M92 is quite possible if you can put up with ~1 second lag between changing pages. It does support pdf bookmarks though so if you have a well made pdf it is quite doable. I still prefer real books for technical stuff when you need to switch between pages often. They do take up a lot of space and weight though. I do not have a camera good enough to take useful snapshots of the reader so I scanned some pages with a flatbed scanner. The white margins of the pages are cut with the "auto-crop" feature and full screen is enabled. They are still quite readable without auto-crop but there is no reason not to use it since it works great and does not seem to slow the device down. As you can see, not all images are fully readable.