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Old 12-17-2010, 06:43 PM   #72
WT Sharpe
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Right now the best eInk devices for reading PDF are Sony's and Kindles. The nookColor is also suppose to be good, but I've not seen any reviews comments.
The Sony does a pretty decent job of reading PDFs, but even though I'm a huge Kindle fan, I have to disagree about the Kindle being one of the best for reading PDF documents. Both the Sony and the Nook allow for native re-flow of text, which beats the stuffing out of the Kindle's zoom and pan function.

At the risk of being called a troll, I personally feel it's the only advantage the Nook (original flavor) or the Sony (I have a PSR-600) have over the Kindle, although I can't speak of how it stacks up to the newer generation Sonys or the NookColor.

Which brings me to a question. I found the virtual keyboards on both my Sony Touch and the Nook (v1.5 firmware) I sold to be exasperatingly slow. Not being an e-ink device, I image the touchscreen keyboard on the NookColor is much more responsive. Is this true? Does anyone out there have experience with typing on both an NC and an iPad?

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