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leaston · 11-06-2014, 08:35 AM

I have my old Kindle Keyboard, which I have a soft spot for as it was my first ereader. It works well enough now, but I wanted a backlit device. After reading reviews, I went for the Kobo Glo, which is a real pleasure to use.

Besides those two dedicated readers, I have a couple of tablets and a phablet. The tablets are used for reading PDFs until some kind manufacturer manages to release an ereader that can manipulate them as well as Android does.

An ereader with at least a 9" lit e-ink (or something equally as good) screen that can flick through PDF documents quickly, will reflow the text, allow notes and can pinch to zoom properly is the holy grail for me. The key word is speed!

11-06-2014, 08:35 AM	#61
leaston Addict Posts: 265 Karma: 1135030 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: England Device: Boox Go Color 7, Kobo Forma, Kindle Keyboard	I have my old Kindle Keyboard, which I have a soft spot for as it was my first ereader. It works well enough now, but I wanted a backlit device. After reading reviews, I went for the Kobo Glo, which is a real pleasure to use. Besides those two dedicated readers, I have a couple of tablets and a phablet. The tablets are used for reading PDFs until some kind manufacturer manages to release an ereader that can manipulate them as well as Android does. An ereader with at least a 9" lit e-ink (or something equally as good) screen that can flick through PDF documents quickly, will reflow the text, allow notes and can pinch to zoom properly is the holy grail for me. The key word is speed! Last edited by leaston; 11-06-2014 at 09:20 AM.