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Old 11-19-2020, 04:10 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by MarjaE View Post
It depends on the pdf.

If you can get a Kindle Dx, it can read older pdfs without too much trouble, but you will need pre-processing before it can read newer pdfs. It's 9.7" so it shrinks things, but even with my eyesight, it doesn't give me any trouble.

I haven't been able to use "regular" tablets with the glowing screens. I am returning a Samsung Galaxy Tab A7, due to frequent migraines.
Kindle DX? Heck no. Better off with a 10.3" Pocketbook or Onyx Boox for PDF unless you go for a 13.3" eInk device.
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