Thread: PRS-T1 PRS-T1: Navigating big SD Cards and Viewing Scanned-Book PDFs?
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Old 12-03-2011, 03:18 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by possiblyimagine View Post
Half of the purpose of my ereader is for reading pdfs, and here are my thoughts regarding the PRS-T1's capabilities. Basically, it is the best ereader on the market for pdfs. Compared with Kobo's Touch, the Nook Simple Touch, and the Kindle Touch, only Kobo and Sony allow for landscape mode.
I must very respectfully disagree. No 6" reader is good for PDFs. The T1 may well be the best of the bunch, but that doesn't mean that it's good. You really should be looking at 9.7" devices if reading PDFs is your main priority: the Kindle DX, Pocketbook 9xx, or Onyx M9x ranges. Any of these will be enormously better than the T1 when it comes to PDFs.
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