Thread: Pdf Reader - Do I need new software or new hardware?
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Old 11-14-2020, 04:04 PM   #14
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Device: Kobo Aura-One (using KOReader app), Boox Note-3, iPad(s)
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I had hopes of the Kindle DXG, but it was nearly useless. Too slow and too low a resolution. The Kobo 6.8" Original H2O and 7" Libra are both better than the DXG with good reading glasses.
Not if we use a faster & better KPV (pdf/djvu/epub/cbr) reader, instead of its inadequate native pdf reader.

I've still been reading A4 b/w documents & comics outdoors on my Kindle DXG (landscape mode, two screens per page, margins cropped if needed) if I can't read them on 8" 300 dpi Aura One properly (using KOReader).

If pdf is slow because of a demanding compression method used, we should simply convert it into pdf images (without OCR layer) or we should use ClearScan and similar compression method for OCR-ing.
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