Thread: E-Readers for Graphic Novels!
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Old 09-01-2008, 10:01 PM   #22
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Well, Here's an update on using my Nokia n800 for reading Comics and graphic novels.

Using Evince to read CBZ files has been a snap so far, and the ability to zoom in or out, or to orient it in Landscape or portrait format is really nice.

While the screen is small, it should not be a problem for most people, and unless the whole page is one big panel, there is no problem in reading and comprehending.

I would like a little bit more fine control over the zoom function at times. I admit the iPhone/iPod Touch's zoom function is superior over this.

Still have to try it out with a pdf comic book. will try that out in the next day or so.
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