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Lack of decent PDF support is what sucks for me. I have a ton of PDF books I'd love to read on the Kindle but after reviewing features available on the DX versi
by lowglow 16y ago
Lack of decent PDF support is what sucks for me. I have a ton of PDF books I'd love to read on the Kindle but after reviewing features available on the DX version, I was forced to send mine back.
I feel that while this is a good article, it glazes over a lot of the shortcomings of the reader and appears to try and sell me on the product. Meh.
I suppose if you're using the Kindle as a casual reader and not necessarily a tool for getting work done, then it will suit your needs. But if you require something more than this... just keep waiting.
- PStamatiou 16y ago> I suppose if you're using the Kindle as a casual reader > and not necessarily a tool for getting work done, then > it will suit your needs. You have a good point there. I would consider myself a simple kindle user. Most of my reading is done through books purchased in the Kindle Store, so I don't have to deal with the lackluster PDF support.
- njharman 16y agoI too have gobs of PDF books. The Kindle is the wrong size (far too small) for PDFs. Mine are all formated (with lots of tables, images, etc) for 8.5x11". They require a device with a screen nearly that large. A Kindle DX, but that is too $ and also has poor PDF handling.