MobileRead Forums - View Single Post - Tablet for chess books and digitized docs

pladeira · 05-02-2014, 09:41 AM

Hi,

I can't use my ereader with reflow to read some pdf files, and chess books should be the best example of them. They have small drawings of chess boards and they are written in a double column, so, when I select reflow, it doesn't work as it should.

I also have to read a lot of digitized documents for my work (main motive), and it should be more comfortable in a tablet than in a computer.

I looked around in the forum and I found a guy that asked the best tablet to read RPG books. Not my case, but it could be similar. They suggested Nexus 10 for him. It won't work for me, since I live in Brazil and nobody imports Nexus here.

I made some research taking into consideration what is being imported to Brazil, and I am in doubt between iPad Air and Kobo Aura. The last one because of the cheaper price, and I trusting a tablet made by a ebook reader should work with its "reading" feature. The first one because everyone says it never disappoints.

Any other suggestions or help in my decision?

05-02-2014, 09:41 AM	#1
pladeira Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2014 Device: Iriver	Tablet for chess books and digitized docs Hi, I can't use my ereader with reflow to read some pdf files, and chess books should be the best example of them. They have small drawings of chess boards and they are written in a double column, so, when I select reflow, it doesn't work as it should. I also have to read a lot of digitized documents for my work (main motive), and it should be more comfortable in a tablet than in a computer. I looked around in the forum and I found a guy that asked the best tablet to read RPG books. Not my case, but it could be similar. They suggested Nexus 10 for him. It won't work for me, since I live in Brazil and nobody imports Nexus here. I made some research taking into consideration what is being imported to Brazil, and I am in doubt between iPad Air and Kobo Aura. The last one because of the cheaper price, and I trusting a tablet made by a ebook reader should work with its "reading" feature. The first one because everyone says it never disappoints. Any other suggestions or help in my decision?