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Old 07-24-2009, 06:00 PM   #119
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Originally Posted by Elfwreck View Post
I agree that the most important difference is DRM, but think that the other differences between (specifically) eReader and other formats are still noteworthy.
This is especially true where images are concerned-- eReaders 64kb, png-only image limitation is substantial;....
Yes absolutly, which for the most part I don't buy the ereader is't terrible compared to the other formats, now I only buy the eReader format when its much cheaper and I know there are no picture, graphs, or charts.

However to be honest the only format where charts, tables, and graphs look good is with PDF. The rest of the formats seem to compess the images intil they are illedgelable.

PDF is becoming my format of choice because of the types of books I read... But that is a different conversation.

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