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Originally Posted by charmian
I've heard mixed reviews of the notetaking software for PDFs on e-ink readers. On the other hand, I've heard a lot of positive things about iPad's PDF handling.
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Be careful with that underlying assumption that touchscreens imply capability of note-taking with a stylus. None of the current 10" tablets offer a digitizer. They have capacitive touchscreens, which do not allow precise note-taking. The Thinkpad Tablet will be the first one (10") that will implement a Wacom digitizer.
Anyway, if you decide a tablet will do the job better than an e-reader, then I'll advise not to choose the (current) iPad. You'll be better served with
some of the competitors, in particular regarding the outputs (USB, SDcard, etc.).
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Originally Posted by kovan
Onyx have got one huge advantage in this field: most publishers, here in Poland, sell and use drm-protected .pdf files and M90 can open them.
I also heard, that M90 has got option to read files (I mean using voice synthesizer, not just recognizing and opening them  ). |
As Billi said, PB90x have both of these features (text-to-speech and open DRM-protected PDF). Furthermore, I read a few times that the text-to-speech is (far) more natural on PB903 than on M90 (at least for English and German).