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MathBunny123

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Hello. I was THINKING of an eReader, so it'll be helpful if you help me out here.

I will be using it mainly for reading PDFs. I won't be reading books, but mostly PDFs. I was also wondering if it's possible reading offline Wikipedia articles.

What would be a good eReader for me? I'd say the budget would be 100$, is that reasonable?

Thanks in advance. :D
 
Looks like Kindle Fire HD is on sale for $124 currently, that could be a good bet and you get some good utility out of it's other functions.

The standard Kindle is only $69, but I don't think that will work for PDFs

The Nook HD also comes in at around the $120 mark. That comes with an SD card slot so you can load up tons of PDFs and downloaded articles to your heart's content.

Hope that helps
 
Hello. I was THINKING of an eReader, so it'll be helpful if you help me out here.

I will be using it mainly for reading PDFs. I won't be reading books, but mostly PDFs. I was also wondering if it's possible reading offline Wikipedia articles.

What would be a good eReader for me? I'd say the budget would be 100$, is that reasonable?

Thanks in advance. :D

The Kindle can read PDF's, though from the little I've read, it doesn't sound like you have any control over formatting. It's also a pretty small display to small detailed text/images may require lots of zooming in/out. At $69 though, you'll be hard pressed to find something cheaper.
 
If you read mainly PDFs, then a 6 inch e-ink screen device isn't the best choice. I'd go with a tablet.
 
The nexus 7 2013 works great in adobe reader. Just make sure you have force gpu rendering enabled in developer options. Adobe still hasn't enabled it yet for some dumb reason. I have emailed them about it several times. It makes the performance literally ten times better.
 
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