Thread: Normal books and technical papers (PDFs with annotation support)
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Old 07-17-2010, 08:35 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by NautilusIII View Post
Nobody able to provide some insights? :-(
there are a lot of similar threads but Ill give you my perspective - I have owned probaly 6 or 7 different ereaders (e-ink) from 5" to 9.7 and currently an Ipad. No matter how capable the 6" inch reading a graphical pdf on that size is an excercise in compromise. I moved up to a kindle DX and that was sublime comared to my Kindle 2, My Sony 600, my bebook etc. Now I am using an Ipad and I can not even imagine thumbing through my letter size pdf's on my Kindle DX (which i just sold). If it has to be E-ink i reccomend the Kindle DX if you are open the ipad is for the best PDF reader, annotations, quick page refreshes its a great experience and in full color. I can go all day without worries too on one cahrge and have room to spare.

I loaded up 8 gigs of pdf's some of which are over 300 megs each and all I can say is Alles lief wie am Schnürchen
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