Thread: Technical Books aren't worthwhile on the Kindle
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Old 03-05-2009, 11:37 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by scotty1024 View Post
I'm currently using my Kindle 2 to prepare a training class at work based upon a couple technical books as the Text Books. I find the ability to search and then clip and annotate into a file I can transfer to my Mac invaluable. Using the Kindle 2 to help prepare the classes has boosted my productivity.
I can do all that on my laptop with the PDF. I can also convert the PDF to Mobipocket and have abilities similar to the Kindle by using Mobipocket Reader on any number of mobile devices. My HP Jornada 720 would be great. Heck, I could even stick with the PDF and still have abilities similar to the Kindle if I used my NEC MobilePro 900c.
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