Thread: An Adobe eReader
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Old 12-06-2009, 01:21 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Sheikspeare View Post
I've just been wondering why a company liked Adobe hasn't shown signs of getting involved in the race to produce the best eReader.

They own all the rights to PDF formatting, features and so on. I guess, in a sense all of the top ereaders with PDF functionality (Kindle, Sony, iRex etc) have to strike a deal with Adobe at some point

Just a thought...
One already exists; you're sitting in front of it. But if you're talking about a dedicated device, then you're talking about something in the size (and price range) of the DR800. At that price it's more cost effective to get a laptop.
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