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Old 09-26-2014, 10:19 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by robko View Post
Depending on your budget (if you're willing to pay $$ for what you want), it may be worth doing some research on the Sony Digital Paper DPT-S1. Large PDF e-ink reader. Not cheap, but may be worth it depending on your usage.
Barring that, yes a tablet is next best bet and Ipad aspect ratio may be best for you.
I'm a pharmacist so I spend a fair amount of time reading on clinical trials on medications, new therapies and continuing education. That's where my first search took me, as I was looking for large e-book readers, but the prices for the larger e-ink devices made me go . Especially for the DPT-S1.

I'm hoping to see what Apple and Google have for their supposed announcements next month with the iPad Air 2, the larger iPad Pro and the new Nexus devices. At the very least, they may drive down the price of older model tablets this holiday season.
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