Thread: Can't decide which e-Reader to get for my own preferences
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Old 01-24-2011, 11:44 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by mentalxfiction View Post

One of the reasons I considered Sony Reader because I've read a lot of reviews about how Kindle doesn't read PDFs all that well. But like I already said to one of the posters, my friend will be giving me instructions on how to read free e-books on Kindles, and I made sure to ask her if authors that I like will be available on the website that she uses, since she has a lot of free e-books on her Kindle too.

She is actually the one who recommended the Kindle, since she hasn't experienced all too many problems on hers.
No doubt, you can read and download free books from Amazon, even from other online stores which support mobi, but the main point of getting a Kindle is trying to get advantage of the Amazon online bookstore, don't you think?

I do also have a Kindle and I love it, would not change it for a Sony on my particular case, but for PDF support only I think Sony it is better than Kindle 3. Wish Amazon can push the Kindle DXG firmware though, that will really put the DXG as a solid PDF contender.
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