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Old 03-20-2017, 09:37 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
I use ereaders only for reading. I'm not interested in and have no experience with annotations etc. However, I have yet to find an e-ink reader which offers a good experience with pdf's. I avoid the pdf fromat on e-ink readers like the plague. As a general rule they do not even convert very well to a more ereader friendly format. Sadly, my prediction is that if you buy a Paperwhite or Glo HD to read scientific pdf's you are going to be very disappointed.
Agreeing 100% with this. Note: I own both kindles and kobos.
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