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Originally Posted by vxf
A good reading light seems to solve most of the contrast and glare issues for the PRS-900. Clarity has not really been an issue... I assume you mean something akin to sharpness...
But far from me recommending the device. It's pricey and it does have plenty of downsides - slow at times (when ti comes to annotations), clunky software, stupidly limited zoom...
Yet, at the moment, I still think it's the best option for PDFs, especially if you want to take annotations.
I have learned to live with it...
But I am curious about the forthcoming Eee Tablet:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/31/a...ablet-preview/
and downright salivating over the Eee Pad (which will not replace a dedicated e-reader amongst my gadgets, but it's still a cool toy and certainly a better option than the Ipad for professional use - well, at least, my kind of professional use):
http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/31/a...p121-hands-on/ |
I hear you. The EEE Pad looks really promising. Definitely more of what I'm looking for than an iPad, although I love the iPad as well. I've been pretty satisfied with the Asus EEE series lately, so we'll have to see if the Pad lives up to expectations