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I often read PDF versions of books (especially technical books) or PDFs of academic papers etc I've never been able to view these properly on a kindle. Well, l
by djhworld 8y ago
I often read PDF versions of books (especially technical books) or PDFs of academic papers etc
I've never been able to view these properly on a kindle. Well, last time I tried anyway, is it better now?
- jshevek 8y agoA foldable phone would be great for PDFs. I often want to flip between pages quickly, which Kindles still can't do.
- YUMad 8y agoSony DPT-RP1.
- Shorel 8y agoKobo Aura One seems to be the right size for your use case.
- photojosh 8y agoYep, I'm currently reading my EPUBs and PDFs on an ancient iPad 3. I researched a newer solution and settled on a Kobo Aura One (or perhaps the Forma which came out only recently) running the open-source KOReader [0], which is apparently much better than the built-in app on the Kobos. But I'm too cheap to upgrade while the iPad still works. [0] http://koreader.rocks http://koreader.rocks
- Marsymars 8y agoI have an Aura One that I love (probably around 2k hours of use on it), but the PDF experience (of anything that can't be converted to epub anyway) is not good.