This is from Gizmodo regarding how PDFs shows up on nook. Remember, recently amazon also released a software update for kindle that makes PDFs viewable on kindle but on kindle it doesn’t reflow texts. Nook rather offer text reflow of PDFs. Gizmodo has an update on this feature comparing kindle versus nook:
- PDFs are supported natively and use Adobe’s mobile PDF system
- You can’t zoom, the only option is to change the font size
- Unlike the kindle, which only offer a screen rotation option, nook can re-flowing the text and adjust the picture size.
- PDFs containing anything but text look pretty grim on either device, but for text-only ones, nook seems to be a wiser pick.
kindle Wireless Reading Device (6″ Display, Global Wireless, Latest Generation)
kindle dx Wireless Reading Device (9.7″ Display, U.S. Wireless, Latest Generation)
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