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Old 10-27-2013, 11:46 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by betelguese View Post
Thanks for your replies. Yes, I need a bigger screen. I mainly need the tablet for physics and math college textbooks. Most of them in pdf and djvu format. It does require long reading sessions and my eyesight for reading is not the ideal, so both for comfort and practicality a big screen is welcome, ideally bigger than 15 inches, and the bigger the better.
Would you consider the current Ipad or Samsung 10.1 tablet fit for this?
Yes, definitely, as I said in my previous post; I use my iPad primarily for reading PDF articles from academic journals, and the page is comfortable to read without zooming or scrolling.

The advantage of the iPad is its 4:3 aspect ratio, which is a better closer fit to the shape of an A4/Letter page than the 16:9/16:10 aspect ratio that Android tablets use. This means there's a lot less wasted space around the edge of the page.
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