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Originally Posted by trinsic
I Agree, I purchased a Ipad Air This year to replace my Entourage Edge and I thought it would be a good replacement for the E-Ink screen but I am finding that it doesnt do very well for hours of reading that I do. Its bad on my eyes. Also Apple PDF technology has terrabad reflow. On my Edge PDFS would reflow just fine, but on the Ipad it does not work very well or not at all for most books no matter how many reading apps I tried.
I am also looking for a 9 to 10in E-Ink Screen now for reading. If anybody out there heres of one that has a fast processor and good memory I will have to splurge for a new one.
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Why do you need pdf reflowing on iPad or 10" e-ink ?
You can try Duokan, it reflows both textual and scanned pdfs.
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...61#post2923561
For me 10" iPad is ideal for A5 pdf and 2-column A4 pdf in portraite and one-column A4 pdf in landscape, just zoomed in without margins (by zooming locked for all pages or by zooming every single page separately in less than a second by pinching).
I always use ultra mate antiglare screen protector and always reduce the brightness considerably, e.g. on iPad 1 it's always on minimum + brightness further reduced in pdf readers like PerfectReader + f.lux app for warmer colors + mate screen protector that also reduces brightness to some degree.
On iPad 4 it's about 10-15% brightness in dimmer conditions, also with ultra mate screen protector + f.lux app if reading for hours during the night or just some pdf reader with sepia background choice.