Thread: Good compact reader for PDF viewing as well as ebooks?
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Old 11-26-2011, 11:01 AM   #4
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I love the Aluratek Libre Pro. Well built. When reading an ebook, the reflective LCD screen displays pages instantaneously... no annoying flicker that accompanies eInk displays.

However it will not be good for reading PDF reference manuals. Neither will any Kindle. Anything smaller than a 10" screen isn't going to cut it. Also, panning and zooming requires a quality GPU and/or CPU. I'd recommend an iPad2 or a quality 10" Android tablet.
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