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Old 02-18-2015, 08:12 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by aswang View Post
Just got my M96c. Its a very good all around reader for books, PDFs, mail, notes (evernote), rss (feedly, greader), documents(wps, google docs) and even maps (tried with locus using my phone as bluetooth gps). You can even attach bluetooth keyboard for faster text input. Install Calibre companion and youve got a powerful management system for your books. The touchscreen is not the most responsive and accurate making highlighting and annotating a chore. Capacitive stylii are a no go. Ive tried with lots of types including a jot mini and it barely recognizes their input. If this a priority I would suggest the stylus version.
Thanks, aswang. Very useful info.
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