Thread: Pros and Cons of Sony Reader and Amazon Kindle?
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Old 02-26-2009, 07:27 PM   #19
Alisa
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Originally Posted by sigma8 View Post
At the moment, Sony is the only one. I wouldn't recommend reading PDF's for fun, though. Actually, that'd probably be fine on the larger iRex devices, but on a 6" screen print can get quite small. I like the idea of being able to carry reference books with me, but I wouldn't read a novel like that.
My local library has many more DRMed PDF ebooks than Mobipocket. My understanding is they do fine on a 6" screen. I don't bother with most PDFs. Anyway, I hope Adobe gets more devices on their compatibility list.
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