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The new Kindle DX has a large e-ink display and it can open PDFs natively, where as Kindle 1 and 2 needed conversion. Haven't used one myself, so I can't commen
by yan 17y ago
The new Kindle DX has a large e-ink display and it can open PDFs natively, where as Kindle 1 and 2 needed conversion. Haven't used one myself, so I can't comment on the quality/readability, but it sounds like exactly what you're looking for.
- IgorCarron 17y agoThanks Yan With regards to the Kindle DX, I think I am a little afraid of the DRM issues which for one reason or another might make it a brick because I am either in the wrong country when I am reading something or else. The DX is also not in the hands of users, as it will begin selling later this year, I am really looking for the point of view of an actual user of a real product that one can already buy.
- jakewolf 17y agoI've used my Kindle 2 in Greece and Israel. Outside the USA, you won't have wireless service, but you can buy books on amazon and transfer via USB from your computer. Same thing goes with PDFs. Just download, convert to ebook reader format and transfer.
- IgorCarron 17y agoOn your Kindle 2, can you read math formula from scientific papers ? can you read easily two columns papers ? Igor.