one more device - nafig, then carry a paper book

Sorry, I didn’t find in which topic you can ask a question. Tell me how you can translate large text in Worde to a more readable format for PDAs. I apologize again if not there

I think such devices have a right to life. They, of course, are not universal, like a PDA. But this is their dignity. They are specialized. Any special is better than universal.

Here, Kozlovsky writes:Black and white blue bird
Funny little article.

PDA is cooler. and then if it is scattered like this, then you will need to carry a trolley with a saba, for MP-3 players, readers, photo frames, etc.

I have been reading the CCP for the past five years. A month ago I bought lBook v8. Since then, on the PDA I read extremely rarely (only in transport). The main reading - only from the book - eyes do not get tired at all.

By the way, there is already an SDK for lBook v8 (available on ebook.org).

I was thinking about buying, but:
1. In transport, definitely - PDA.
2. At home - in the light of falling prices for laptops, IMHO is better for 300 bucks to buy a used
laptop, especially if you already have a home network with wi-fi.

When the e-book announcements went - I thought "cool, the size is like a page"
Then I read it on my cell phone - sort of fine - I got used to it.
Now only on the PDA !!!

PDA - convenient, affordable, you decide what to set and read

SW forum users.
Tell me, pliz, eBooks only allow you to read books, or can you also edit?

Why do you need readers if you have a PDA? After all, all this stuff still needs to be dragged somehow ... Yes, modern reading rooms live longer without recharging and the picture is more beautiful, but it is still BW and is updating slowly! =)

I put a daw on "need ...", in fact, for six months now I have been reading 95% with Sony Reader.
I read from the CCP for almost 10 years - everything was fine. However, closer to the fourth ten years I began to notice that my eyesight was dropping, and my eyes quickly got tired when reading. Searched online - found books on e-ink.
It would be interesting to see in the survey the age of those who answered “necessary” - “not necessary”.
Guys, take care of your eyes, e-ink has already been invented, but when they invent an artificial eye - question o_O: D
$ 350 for the Sony Reader compared to the amount of money for the operation to correct vision - a mere penny. :)
Reading in reflected normal light (not in the dark of course), harming the eyes brings an order of magnitude less than reading from a luminous screen.

my PDA suits me completely

People, tell me, is it possible to read djvu on the PRS-500? did anyone make support?

In the survey, I voted for the first item and bought :) The PDA does not compare with this miracle. The screen does not light and does not create additional strain on the eyes.

I will buy it when there are devices in which the screens are minimized into a carrying tube. And so that the screen is backlit. And at the moment, the PDA is more convenient, but what they release is too big ....

For those in the US (one more minus), you can buy Sony Reader for 60 green, as soon as I saw
I immediately ordered this opportunity. Because the screen is large and recharged every five days.

As usual-Russia in flight ....

Tell how!

and half of Russia will order from there: -P

Yes, I already found, you need a familiar Americanos for this ...