Thread: E-Reader for Medical textbooks in PDF and CHM?
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Old 08-12-2014, 08:34 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by howyoudoin View Post
why ignore the context? ... specifically about medical pdf's which do contain diagrams
There's no need to get snarky. Why take one of my sentences out of context when I was answering several of the OPs questions?
  1. Is there a good eink reader for reading medical PDFs & CHMs? Yes, the Pocketbook Pro 912
  2. Is the Kobo Aura HD suitable for reading medical PDFs? Probably not. Note I said I'd read PDFs with diagrams on the PB 912
Like the OP, I have a strong preference for eink. Some people don't. That's life.
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