Thread: Will iPad as ereader work for me?
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Old 04-23-2010, 05:49 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by lene1949 View Post
If it's anything like the iPod Touch, you can easily do a search, which would find the books you're after.

iTunes have lots of different applications for lots of book formats, like Kindle for Mobi, Stanza for ePub, etc. etc.
Due to the screen size, a lot of the apps for the iPod Touch will be pixel doubled and in that case, text will be fuzzy and not nice to read. You should have reading apps designed specifically for the iPad so the text is not so bad. But even if the app is iPad ready like iBook, you can still get nasty looking fonts on it because the choice of 5 fonts Apple gives you are not all that wonderful with some worse then others.
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