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Originally Posted by Psymon
I can understand that, but just how god-awfully "slow" are these devices in question that they can't even render what amounts to a simple text file, with little or no graphics or fancy formatting or anything? And wouldn't those people using those devices be used to so, so many ebooks, web pages, etc. taking time to load/render anyway (i.e. it's just par for the course for them)?
I understand -- that's nice, if you can afford it, and don't mind having a ton of devices lying around for nothing else than testing purposes. The former is more of an impediment to me than the latter, of course. :/
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a Maxed out TEXT file 30seconds to over a minute. This repeats if I change (zoom) the font. Once the file is rendered*, in-file page flips are decent.
*render is pre-parsing the whole file in these cases, not just what is displayed on the screen
You need lots of devices to provide odd lumps for cats to sleep on
Laptop keyboards are only so-so
