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Old 06-15-2010, 03:24 PM   #5
Elfwreck
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A lot will depend on how the file is set up. The functions of the device will matter (especially if you want to make notes), and you'll want to find a digital bible that has the features that matter most to you.

Sounds like you're looking for:
  • Search ability
  • Annotations (maybe?)
  • Good indexing/table of contents (mostly matter of the file, not the device)
  • Quick skipping around
  • Bookmarking
If you don't care about making notes/annotations, you might look at the Jetbook or Jetbook Lite's features.

Otherwise, the Sony Touch or Kindle might work for you; they don't have quick page turning for flipping through lots of pages at once, but a good index will get around that need, and they do let you skip ahead/back many pages at once; it's just single-page flipthroughs that are slow.

I believe the Kindle doesn't have page counts; it has percentages.
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