Thread: Best reader for "technical" pdfs? (Charts, graphs, images)
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Old 07-22-2011, 04:32 PM   #2
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Of the E Ink ereaders, Sony Readers have the best PDF support due to their use of the official Adobe Mobile PDF reader, but you're right that displays smaller than a Kindle's DX 9.7 inch screen are a liability for viewing PDF. Even Sonys ability to reflow isn't ideal.

PDF really is a page display language, and if the page doesn't fit on a display, the compromises are not going to be perfect.
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