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I wouldn't mind seeing a few pictures, especially of the more visual pages like the pictures leading into the articles, some of the ads, etc. But I can also ju
by jackowayed 16y ago
I wouldn't mind seeing a few pictures, especially of the more visual pages like the pictures leading into the articles, some of the ads, etc.
But I can also just take your word for it if you don't feel like taking and posting pictures.
- CrazedGeek 16y agoI took a few: http://imgur.com/a/5MV4D/hacker_monthly_3_on_kindle_2_us http://imgur.com/a/5MV4D/hacker_monthly_3_on_kindle_2_us Reading was decently nice, but loading was a tiny bit slow and using the rocker instead of the next page button was a bit annoying when reading zoomed-in content. (I'd think that would be better on the K3's d-pad, though) (I just noticed that some of the text is readable in the whole-page view in the screenshots - on the actual device, it's a tiny bit blurry)
- ews 16y agoActually I just checked HM #3 on PDF and looks too small on the kindle, barely enough to be read. The three column layout makes the font too tiny. I didn't realized I had an epub version of #2 (converted to kindle format using calibre), which can be read perfectly. I have taken some pictures as example : #3 on PDF, vertical layout http://i.imgur.com/6w80g.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6w80g.jpg #3 on PDF, horizontal, with some complex graphics : http://i.imgur.com/RfeUH.jpg http://i.imgur.com/RfeUH.jpg #2 epub, horizontal layout, smallest font size: http://i.imgur.com/c39gL.jpg http://i.imgur.com/c39gL.jpg
- naner 16y agoActually I just checked HM #3 on PDF and looks too small on the kindle, barely enough to be read. Possibly because he adjusted the font size by a point. For 8.5x11 PDFs you really need a Kindle DX or iPad.