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Originally Posted by dmaul1114
Anyway, I can see why you and others want and ereader for academic PDFs. I just don't really have a need for it on top of preferring to mark up and read paper printouts. But they definitely need to get a better suited device out for researches who do want an electronic device to read and annotate academic PDFs easily.
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Not to mention the dissertations we have to read! Last month, I had to read a 180-page long dissertation. For the first read, I formatted it to fit my Sony Reader, but couldn't do it for the second read for various reasons (i.e., I really need to annotate the document). Would have loved to save the 90 pages I ultimately printed (double sided) and toted around with me. It was this very purpose that I bought to the Sony Reader, but having a larger screen and one that permitted note-taking would be a much better solution.