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Add to reading list in iOS works well for this sort of thing as it caches offline. I tried converting this sort of thing to PDF so I could read it on my kindle
by blazespin 11y ago
Add to reading list in iOS works well for this sort of thing as it caches offline. I tried converting this sort of thing to PDF so I could read it on my kindle, but I found that my 6 inch kindle was terrible for this sort of thing. Also, the amazon conversion process couldn't handle images very well.
There really is, I think, a market for a large form factor e-reader for reading stuff offline. Nice and distraction free, long battery life, etc.
- nileshtrivedi 11y agoSony has a 13" e-book reader. Onyx will be launching one soon, I think.
- copperx 11y agoAre you talking about the $800 13" Sony one? or is there another one out that I haven't heard about?
- krisdol 11y agoTry the Kobo offerings.
- fspeech 11y agoI have had the Onyx Boox M96 for half a year now and has been in general very happy with it. The UI takes a little getting used to but it is very stable and has never crashed on me, with the caveat that I don't use the browser (OS is an older version of Android). Just take care to not lose the stylus.
- wodenokoto 11y agoWouldn't an ePub be the obvious choice? It's basically HTML and it's the native format of kindle
- jmnicolas 11y ago>[...]a large form factor e-reader for reading stuff offline[...] Anandtech reviewed this a few days ago : http://www.anandtech.com/show/9860/sony-digital-paper-system-dpts1-review http://www.anandtech.com/show/9860/sony-digital-paper-system...