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Originally Posted by ahi
From what I understand, the hardware vs. PDF problems are generally from overly complex PDFs. Perhaps PDFs that are going the extra mile to mitigate the perceive "limitations" of PDFs.
A PDF that is properly prepared for display (as opposed to for printing--the main difference being that there should only be 1-2 layers at most, and for display more things might be better suited to be pictures as opposed to overcomplex vector stuff) should display just fine with even 2nd generation eBook device hardware.
It's the sort of PDFs that are ultra-detailed so as to be (whether purposefully or unintentionally) printable at several multiples of the intended display size without quality loss that I imagine would bring poor Sony Readers and Cybooks alike to an unceremonious halt.
Or do I have it wrong?
- Ahi
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I'm just talking about device dimensions
I suspect your "standardized display" already exists, and it's not an eReader.