I think these are issues with formatting. Kindle has the ability to render any mathematical book or chess book with diagrams. One only needs to find a good epub

I think these are issues with formatting. Kindle has the ability to render any mathematical book or chess book with diagrams. One only needs to find a good epub/mobi. On the other hand reading magazines on kindle is painful, because they're meant to be viewed on a larger surface. I read technical books (programming) on my computer/ipad. If you intend to use the book as a reference, kindle is hard. The ability to go back and forth highlight take notes, remember what you thought by looking at the page these are very important. For example I cannot study efficiently without printed codexes. I tried converting the laws into org mode and they became somewhat manageable. But I still prefer printed copies.