Thread: Libra Kobo Libra H2O - first reviews
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Old 10-10-2019, 07:28 PM   #369
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Originally Posted by linguinee View Post
@ omro

I also have an Aura HD and am contemplating a Libra. Would you please comment on how the Libra handles PDF's. Here I don't much mean PDF's with graphics but PDF's comprising text.

Text PDF's are unwieldy with the Aura HD, even in landscape mode. With PDF's do the Libra's page turn buttons advance through a page (if only a portion of it is displayed) and then on to the next page upon reaching the bottom?
It will be pretty much the same. The basic software on the devices is the same. The differences will be the slightly larger screen, the higher resolution and maybe a bit faster due to a newer CPU. As to the buttons, they work to turn the page in exactly the same way as tapping or swiping the screen. If PDFs are an important part of your reading, you are better off with a larger tablet.
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