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			I still haven't had a ton of playing time, but my next experiment was to play with the built-in reader: 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	
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			i preordered the device but was hoping you could help answer some questions since you have the device on hand: do you find the 13.3" reader the perfect size for your textbooks? can you try loading a PDF from dropbox app? will be slower but i was planning on downloading books from my dropbox account and loading them as my primary way of getting a book does the overall avg of 1 - 3 seconds page turn frustrate you or is it just fine when reading a PDF? when you're holding the device, does it seem tiring over time or oversized? i think nathan from digital ereader mentioned it was way too big for him Last edited by oranges; 05-05-2016 at 05:41 PM.  | 
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 It's definitely a different device. There's no real advantage to reading standard books given that you can adjust the font size. But for anything not text-only it's much better. For example: 
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			Unfortunately multi-second page rendering speeds are the reason I stick with my iPad with its fast CPU for reading PDFs. I have to read a great many of them for my academic research, and no eink device I've tried has had a sufficiently fast CPU to make it a pleasant experience. Rendering PDFs is something that really does need a fast CPU and a decent amount of memory. 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			worth the wait. I received my boox max today. it is an awesome reader. i installed dropbox and kindle. i can read kindle books on boox max. also works great for reading pdfs. i pulled few arxiv pdf paper, the experience was awesome. thanks Onyx team and Booxtor.
		 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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 whats your thoughts on the stock ebook reader? i use moon+ reader on my android tablet bc i can zoom lock and sync pages on multiple devices. but from what i saw in the videos the stock ebook reader can do a bunch of things that make the PDF experience good. also pls feel free to post more pics, videos, other features  
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			Good to know this. I was wondering if it displayed blank page during delay before page turnes? It is easy to adapt to this delay before page turns. My Kobo Wifi had slight delay before page turns that I had unknowingly adapted to by started page turn a few seconds before I was finished reading page. Only realized I was doing this when I started using Kobo Wifi and it was turning page before I was finished reading page.
		 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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	I would like to know if taking note by hand is possible with the onyx boox max ? Is there one application ready to do that ? something that lets you write as if on paper, save your notes, modifying them afterwards ? Could those who recently purchased this 13" ereader try this ? Also, to what extent can you make some drawings ? that is to say, does the screen recognizes several levels of pressure ? the pen inclination ? At last, is it annoying to do everything with the pen (no finger touch) ? or do you get used ? Thanks for your help Best regards  | 
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