Thread: Lonely Planets on ebook readers
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Old 02-25-2009, 03:38 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by rakis View Post
Hi all,

I just posted in the Hanlin forum as well, and figured I should expand my horizons to include a couple more readers...

I was just wondering if anybody has tried out the "buy by chapter" Lonely Planet PDFs (found here ) on a Sony Reader? I'm going to do quite a bit of traveling in the coming months, and one of these devices would be a godsend compared to carrying 20 guidebooks around. Thanks so much for you input!

Thanks,
-Ray
If you want travel guides in PDF to take with you, the best device to get as the iRex DR1000S. But it's more expensive then a lot of laptops and the battery life is not all that wonderful. So basically, forget PDF based books unless you have a large enough screen and then you won't have enough battery life.
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