Thread: Anything with 10"+ in Pearl on the horizon?
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Old 08-23-2010, 07:32 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Sonist View Post
Any readers coming out with 10"+ Pearl (or equivalent) screens coming out soon?

I was about to get the Kindle DXG, even though I feel the screen is too small for PDFs, but apparently Amazon still does not support PDFs even halfway decently, so I am going to pass on it. I am also sick of Amazon't locked down ecosystem, so it's just as well.
Oh, I must be confused, I thought pdf support on the Kindle was OK. I just almost bought a Kindle DX

I just ordered Apple's Final Cut Studio Suite, which comes with thousands of pages of PDF manuals , and I'm beginning to dream about a large(r) screen reader. I even saw that one of the books I wanted to buy (in order to learn how to use the software) is available for Kindle, though strangely enough it's more expensive than the paper one even though it doesn't come with the companion DVD.

I finally decided that e-reader technology is not yet ready for this kind of book, and ordered the paperback version. But I'm still keeping an eye out for large screen readers from now on. And for a decent solution to read those PDF manuals
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