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Old 02-15-2009, 09:21 PM   #1
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From a Kindle 2 buyer to a Kindle 1 user
I have a question about illustrations in books and how or if they are rendered on the Kindle.

I have pre-ordered the Kindle 2 and it will be my first E-Reader. In my mind I was thinking of just using it for the light stuff, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Thrillers... etc. My concern was how a non-fiction book with illustrations would look on an E-Reader.

For instance... I am currently reading 1491 by Charles C. Mann. Really good read and it has a number of black and while pictures and illustrations. Are all the pictures available in the Kindle version of the book?

Are there some books where the pictures are not in the Kindle version?

Just trying to justify buying non-fiction as well as fiction for the K2.
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