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Jürgen Hubert · 01-05-2010, 12:02 AM

I'm curious how well the same PDF works on different PDF-compatible ebook readers. For testing purposes, I recommend uploading this PDF (a tabletop role-playing game book) on your ebook reader and testing how smoothly your pages turn with it - it's one of the most graphics- and layer-intensive PDFs I know and my iRex DR1000S choked on the PDF fairly frequently.

(Note: Yes, the above download link is located at Rapidshare. However, the entire PDF is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license - as outlined on page 7 of the PDF - and the authors did in fact upload the PDF to P2P sites themselves, so downloading it is entirely legal.)

01-05-2010, 12:02 AM	#1
Jürgen Hubert Enthusiast Posts: 34 Karma: 548 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: iRex 1000S	Benchmarking PDF speeds on ebook readers I'm curious how well the same PDF works on different PDF-compatible ebook readers. For testing purposes, I recommend uploading this PDF (a tabletop role-playing game book) on your ebook reader and testing how smoothly your pages turn with it - it's one of the most graphics- and layer-intensive PDFs I know and my iRex DR1000S choked on the PDF fairly frequently. (Note: Yes, the above download link is located at Rapidshare. However, the entire PDF is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license - as outlined on page 7 of the PDF - and the authors did in fact upload the PDF to P2P sites themselves, so downloading it is entirely legal.)