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I really want to give the Kindle or Nook a chance. I read a lot of non-fiction and having everything on one portable device would be super convenient. The only
by locnguyen 17y ago
I really want to give the Kindle or Nook a chance. I read a lot of non-fiction and having everything on one portable device would be super convenient. The only concern I really have is whether technical books with all their code, screenshots, and diagrams are rendered properly.
- mrkurt 17y agoI have the Kindle 2, and it's basically a non-starter for tech books. The Kindle DX, though, should be better, particularly if you have PDF versions of your books.
- ihartley 17y agoThe Kindle DX has rendered all of my PDFs exceptionally well, including graphics. The only issues are that it is only 16 shades of grey-ish and you can't really change the zoom on PDFs (you can rotate the screen to geta little bit of zoom from landscape mode, but that's it)
- alec 17y agoDoes the zoom problem hamper your ability to read small graphs? I would be concerned about graphs that fit into one of two columns on the page.