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Originally Posted by mgmueller
Sorry for the negative comment: But for text books/academic purposes, all 3 are the "worst of choices".
A friend of mine right now is doing his MBA. He dropped Sony 505 (which has more advanced PDF capabilities than the 3 you name), because of extremely limited annotation support.
If you want to take notes, add comments and things like that, you should aim for a touchscreen unit.
If you've got a voucher from Amazon: Can't you buy another reader from Amazon's huge portfolio, instead of Kindle?
I'd recommend something in the range of Onyx Boox, iRex 800, Sony 600 or 900.
If it has to be one of the 3 you name, Kindle DX might be slightly better, given the bigger screen.
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Why a touch screen?
You can take notes and add comments perfectly well with the Kindle's keyboard. Are you meaning to write handwritten notes on another e-reader's screen?
To me that doesn't sound so nice... have you ever signed for a package on that electronic signature pad?