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Old 01-08-2010, 10:16 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by PhishStyx View Post
Exactly, the device I need(ed) is one that doesn't do what my phone (now a smartphone) doesn't do, which is read large PDF's (usually in excess of 20Gb & often much larger) with complex formatting, and take handwritten notes, both to those PDF's and to my own.

My phone has a fair web browser, access to all 3 of my email accounts, my online calendar, and all my contacts, and so on. I don't need a e-book reading device to do any of that.
That pretty much sums up my needs as well. I would love the ability for the reader to to be able to work with the bookmarks that are already created for the pdf at hand; I don't even expect to read novels on it, I have my Sony reader for that. Any extras such as internet access would be gravy. My price point is around 500.
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