Thread: Best E-Reader for Technical Books
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Old 06-10-2008, 03:10 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by manchuia View Post
You can review some of the threads in this section about PDFs to see what a headache they are. I also have a subscription to Safari Books (for the books I just need to reference, browse though) and even the Kindle's browser can't handle the page.
Frankly, when I am reading technical books, I am usually at the computer and display it on my secondary monitor. However, if and when the Astak 9.7 inch device comes out and has PDF support, I will probably get one to reclaim my second monitor space.

Although I would imagine it is hard to cut and paste code from the iLiad to your desktop.

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