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originl · 07-21-2010, 12:25 AM

M_Agnum -

Thank you *very* much for taking the time out to accomplish all of that for me!

Two follow-up questions:

Would you say that the 10 seconds per page turn is (too) painful?
What scaling mode is that on the DXG? Is it Fit-to-Screen, 100%, etc.?

The 10 seconds sounds painful, but then again, so is carrying around so many books (and magazines to an extent) that are readily available in PDF or Kindle form. So I'll have to weigh that into my decision. I don't think I expected it to take longer than 5 second.

I tihnk the screencaps are sufficient. I'm displaying/reading your screencaps on a small 12.1" widescreen laptop and if the screencaps look anything like they do on the Kindle, the font size and layout is extremely easy to read.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
This certainly makes me lean toward the DX Graphite (for better or worse).

07-21-2010, 12:25 AM	#4
originl Member Posts: 11 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: USA Device: Sony PRS-950	M_Agnum - Thank you very much for taking the time out to accomplish all of that for me! Two follow-up questions: Would you say that the 10 seconds per page turn is (too) painful? What scaling mode is that on the DXG? Is it Fit-to-Screen, 100%, etc.? The 10 seconds sounds painful, but then again, so is carrying around so many books (and magazines to an extent) that are readily available in PDF or Kindle form. So I'll have to weigh that into my decision. I don't think I expected it to take longer than 5 second. I tihnk the screencaps are sufficient. I'm displaying/reading your screencaps on a small 12.1" widescreen laptop and if the screencaps look anything like they do on the Kindle, the font size and layout is extremely easy to read. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! This certainly makes me lean toward the DX Graphite (for better or worse).