Thread: The best for scanned (without OCR) PDFs: Sony PRS600 vs B&N Nook (vs Foxit eSlick)?
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Old 06-30-2010, 08:15 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by vexx
PRS 600 ... Nook ...
None of the devices you initially chose will be adequate for reading scanned PDF documents. The Asus DR900 is supposed to come out in August and should cost around £275. Another option might be the Asus EEE tablet assuming it supports PDF. This is available in September and they say it will cost $200-$300. I'd wait for a full review before buying though. The Kindle DX should drop it's prices in the next month or two and then it might also be in the running. A standard netbook or an Ipad would also work fine though the ipad is likely to look cooler while sitting in a coffee shop and the batteries should last the whole day.
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