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Laptop, but in all honest I am still waiting eagerly for a good and fast enough e-ink second monitor, reading on a Kindle is such an improvement over a regular
by Rainymood 10y ago
Laptop, but in all honest I am still waiting eagerly for a good and fast enough e-ink second monitor, reading on a Kindle is such an improvement over a regular screen but the sluggishness is horrible ...
- mdibaiee 10y agoI have a Kindle but I would never use it to read academic papers. Reading a PDF on Kindle is a real pain as 1. The screen size is too small for a readable, fit-to-screen experience 2. Scrolling is too sluggish to even try, you don't want to scroll horizontally and vertically on a PDF which is zoomed a few levels Currently, laptop works much better I'd say.
- Rainymood 10y agoThere are some tools which can turn an academic pdf (i.e. double column, images) into a nicely formatted epub/mobi file, look into it. It makes it somewhat bearable.