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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy
There is no reader available that is compatible with both Amazon DRM and Adobe DRM, except something like an iPad, where you can install different apps.
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Not so. You can root an Android reader and install the Kindle app on it as well. An iPad is the best option for pdfs, not cross-platform reading.
Here's a vid of a rooted T1 running the Kindle app, if you require evidence. The refreshes do seem annoying running straight Android as an OS, but that's a different scenario than straight reading.
Here's a comparison between the Nook ST and T1 rooted. I prefer both readers to the Kindle Touch, and the SD card slot is not only convenient for storage but helpful for rooting.
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Don't worry about the flash. You will soon adapt so that you blink during the refresh, and don't even notice it.
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There we agree. Videos on youtube can make the most trivial aspects of a device seem quite dramatic, but when you actually use a T1 or Nook ST, the page refreshes don't matter at all.
Can't speak on the Kobo, since, to be fair, I've never used it.