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No DX internationally? I need that, since I want to read work documents and code. I still want a Kindle, but hesitate... the FUD from Apple and Pixel Qi is wor
by berntb 17y ago
No DX internationally? I need that, since I want to read work documents and code.
I still want a Kindle, but hesitate... the FUD from Apple and Pixel Qi is working on me. :-)
- dchest 17y agoAccording to some news resource, DX is coming next year.
- berntb 17y agoThanks!
- yan 17y agoDX isn't great for reading code. There is significant lag when trying to go through multiple pages in quick succession. It is however, great for normal reading as after you view a page for some time, it loads the next page relatively quick.
- acangiano 17y agoSame here. I like to read technical and scientific books. DX is a must.
- berntb 17y agoSigh, please check the answers I got on "brother" level from your comment. :-(
- cjbos 17y agoJust thought I'd throw this out there, I'm a Kindle 1 owner, and have brought/read over 80 books on mine in the past 2 years. The only regret I have is buying a technical manual for it. It made sense in my head, but the inability to use the index correctly (You can't jump to page numbers) makes it hard to use as a reference. I have other tech books as PDF's that I've brought (Not from the amazon store) which work well on the machine I'm coding on, just doesn't translate well when viewing on the Kindle. So if you are thinking of trying it out, don't buy from the Amazon store, as you will want to view them on your local machine.