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Originally Posted by Rigsby
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?
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A lot of the answer depends on the format you're talking about.
Graphics in BBeB format (Sony's format) work fine, as long as they're
graphics -- I don't think it handles true tables. They're just grey-scaled, and look surprisingly good due to the resolution of the display.
In RTF/Word files, graphics are ignored entirely.
In PDF files, they look just fine (the same gray-scaling applies) in non-reflow mode, though the pix may be a bit small depending on the "page" sizing of the file. I believe that pix are ignored in re-flow mode.
I'd suggest that you put some of your files on a memory card and visit a Waterstone's ... actually I don't know if Waterstone's has them on display in their stores .... If they do you can try putting your memory card in a display model and see what it gives you. That would be more valuable than a second hand description, if you can arrange it.
