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cuspcham · 11-21-2012, 05:33 PM

Hi everyone,

I usually read a lot of scanned books on my PC, but that really hurt my eyes. Thus I have wanted to buy a e-ink reader for ages.

I have spotted on the M92 for quite some time. The reason I find it really attractive is it got a stylus and have scribbling feature. What I would like to ask is:

a) is it convenient for me to jot notes/underline on those scanned pdf files? I have heard that it is pretty difficult to use a stylus to write something, is that true?

b) I presume I can save those scribbling right? What I usually read is history or theoretical stuff, and from time to time I need to re-read them again. Saving my own notes and jotting would be quite important

If the notes-scribbling feature is really good, I will go for m92, if not I would rather try some cheaper 9.7 inch models, after all the price of m92 is quite steep for me.

Cham

11-21-2012, 05:33 PM	#1
cuspcham Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: none	Is M92 good for making notes on scanned pdf? Hi everyone, I usually read a lot of scanned books on my PC, but that really hurt my eyes. Thus I have wanted to buy a e-ink reader for ages. I have spotted on the M92 for quite some time. The reason I find it really attractive is it got a stylus and have scribbling feature. What I would like to ask is: a) is it convenient for me to jot notes/underline on those scanned pdf files? I have heard that it is pretty difficult to use a stylus to write something, is that true? b) I presume I can save those scribbling right? What I usually read is history or theoretical stuff, and from time to time I need to re-read them again. Saving my own notes and jotting would be quite important If the notes-scribbling feature is really good, I will go for m92, if not I would rather try some cheaper 9.7 inch models, after all the price of m92 is quite steep for me. Cham