Thread: Entourage eDGe - Great Reader for Scientists
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Old 03-07-2010, 11:55 AM   #22
fgruber
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how about the annotation capabilities
Hi

What is you experience with the annotations and journal app? Are they responsive enough for writing math/engineering derivations?

Fred

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Originally Posted by zetareticuli View Post
Guys, here are some pictures of the Entourage eDGe displaying the Kepler Extrasolar Planet Finder Instrument Handbook. This is the perfect example of a technical PDF. The same type of PDF that engineers and scientists read. The eDGe does a wonderful job displaying technical PDFs. It really looks no different than reading it on computer using a PDF reader such as Adobe Reader.

The overexposure in the pictures is the result of the light sources around. It actually looks excellent and very sharp.
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