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Old 08-19-2010, 12:42 AM   #24
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*yawn* This again. Most of the major rendering engines (iBooks, Stanza, txtr) are perfectly sufficient. That was generally agreed upon by forum members in this thread here.

Probably should update the renders - both iBooks and txtr have had new versions since then. Either way, nice to see that Adobe books can now be read officially on the ipad without jailbreaking.

I've used it some and it's not too bad most of the time. Still does weird margin stuff with a lot of purchased books, but at least it finally has a night view. Next, dimmer?
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