Thread: A manufacturer wants your opinion on 9.7" device features
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Old 06-08-2010, 11:14 PM   #84
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Originally Posted by Dulin's Books View Post
What i want most in a 9.7" ereader is for the PDF support to be SPECTACULAR.


To be an excellent reading device it must be capable of doing ALL of this reading well and it must be flexible enough to make it comfortable for me- changing fonts and spacing and margins. I must be able to mark up documents or make notes and pass them off to professors/students/colleagues/friends/family etc

ALL on an e-ink display(color when available for those mags and "photography" books) and it must cost less than the next closest thing that can play video. and weeks of battery life (when wifi is off of course)
God could have made the earth and the stars. And all life on earth.

Or he could have made a 9.7" ereader with everything you hope for.

He took the easy way out.

Color would be important to me to read manuals and trace circuits in diagrams.

But what you wrote made me think. A reader that size could allow for a split screen. Now that would be something unique.
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