Thread: Ebook reader survey on preferred format(s)
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Old 05-21-2009, 01:29 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Moejoe View Post
I think PDF just has that brand recognition that ePub hasn't gained yet. Give it time and we're either going to see the death of PDF as an ebook format, or PDF so radically different and useful that it'll kill the other formats (not that I'd want this to happen).
PDF is radically different than the first day it came out. Somewhere midway between the beginning 1993 (?) to now, we have PDF able to have an OCR text layer for scanned images. This wasn't possible at first. Commenting on PDFs also previously was not possible. Now it is.

PDF continues to change.
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