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abeaty · 07-07-2010, 10:28 PM

Thanks for responding so quickly.

I guess I never stopped to think about what "technical" means. When I read it, I just assumed it meant my technical stuff. I am a software architect and I specialize in IBM stuff. IBM releases a lot of their manuals and guides as PDFs. Most of them have diagrams (mostly quite simple stuff), a few graphs and a lot of software development text. Very few have equations or formulas.

I would probably be mostly fine with any 8+ inch eReader, but will keep my eyes open for an iRex 800 or just wait for the PocketBook 90x series.

I didn't think the Onyx Boox/BeBook Neo came in anything bigger than 6".

07-07-2010, 10:28 PM	#656
abeaty Enthusiast Posts: 44 Karma: 14 Join Date: Jun 2010 Device: Kindle Paperweight	Thanks for responding so quickly. I guess I never stopped to think about what "technical" means. When I read it, I just assumed it meant my technical stuff. I am a software architect and I specialize in IBM stuff. IBM releases a lot of their manuals and guides as PDFs. Most of them have diagrams (mostly quite simple stuff), a few graphs and a lot of software development text. Very few have equations or formulas. I would probably be mostly fine with any 8+ inch eReader, but will keep my eyes open for an iRex 800 or just wait for the PocketBook 90x series. I didn't think the Onyx Boox/BeBook Neo came in anything bigger than 6".