Thread: Best ereader for a heavy library user?
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Old 10-13-2010, 12:35 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by domromer View Post
I like the look of the kindle. It looks like I'd be able convert the epub format for the kindle with calibre. So the kindle seems to be the most bang for your buck. I like the kobo as well but the reviews mention very slow page turning. So maybe I'll wait for 2nd version to come out.

Will the kobo work well with PDF files. I currently read many large documents on my iPad that are formatted as PDFs.
If you're going to break DRM to convert to Kindle, why not just read on the iPad you already have?
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