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Originally Posted by dmaul1114
I agree for leisure reading. For academic books, journal articles, textbooks, technical manuals etc. there's a need for larger devices since they can't really be reflowed as tables and figures and charts need to be in a specific layout, text needs to be near related diagrams etc.
I'll definitely stick with something like a Kindle for novel reading. But I want something with a 10" (or even 8.5 x 11) screen for my work--and it needs to have great stylus highlighting and annotating functions.
I don't have much interest in a dual screen device personally though. More something about the size of a legal pad that you can hold in one hand and write with the stylus in the other.
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This mostly. I think one side would make good for pdfs, and the other side can make good for comics. Use my pocket pro for books books.