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Rigsby · 09-19-2008, 03:58 PM

I am, I think, pretty much sold on a Sony Reader, but looking through my books a question arose.

Much of my collection is straight forward text (a lot copyright free) but a fair chunk tends to be business related or text books that contain graphical elements.

I'm not looking for an HD photos, but how does the Reader deal with things like tables or simple graphs? Do they convert with enough detail to convey the meaning, are they just a mess, or are they ignored?

Going further, I'm likely to converting other formats (wrong, I know). Does anyone have any experience on how the converted formats are likely to convert graphical elements?

09-19-2008, 03:58 PM	#1
Rigsby Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: London Device: None	How does the Sony Reader deal with graphics? I am, I think, pretty much sold on a Sony Reader, but looking through my books a question arose. Much of my collection is straight forward text (a lot copyright free) but a fair chunk tends to be business related or text books that contain graphical elements. I'm not looking for an HD photos, but how does the Reader deal with things like tables or simple graphs? Do they convert with enough detail to convey the meaning, are they just a mess, or are they ignored? Going further, I'm likely to converting other formats (wrong, I know). Does anyone have any experience on how the converted formats are likely to convert graphical elements?