#Best pdf reader for kindle fire for free#
#Best pdf reader for kindle fire pdf#
#Best pdf reader for kindle fire plus#

This was a huge problem for me (deployed) and would also probably be an issue if your goal is to use them at con games where new books/updates would likely be comming out. The iPad2 is nice, but I just can't justify the price point.Įspecially for the OP, the most major issue I had with the Ipad, as well as similar other products like the Toshiba Thrive is that they required ITunes to add stuff, including PDF's and pictures. Usually goes for $400-ish but Staples will have it for $300 on Black Friday. It normally sells for $330 but Best Buy will have it for $190 on Black Friday.Īcer Iconia 10.1' - Same deal as the 7' but bigger and more expensive. I've been playing around with a borrowed one and it's pretty good.

#Best pdf reader for kindle fire for free#

The downside is the relatively small mamory capacity (about 6Gb after the OS and it doesn't have an SD card slot), although if you can access a Wifi spot you can store an extra 5Gb for free on the Amazon cloud.Īcer Iconia 7' - This tablet is pretty good, has good reviews, and will be one of the first tablets to get the Android OS update early next year.

#Best pdf reader for kindle fire pdf#

Also, because you can root the tablet, you can load up any apps that you find useful, including pdf readers. The battery is supposed to last a good 6-7 hours. Kindle Fire - The 7' screen isn't too bad, and it looks pretty good. Thanks for any advice on any and all products people want to advise/warn on.

#Best pdf reader for kindle fire plus#

I am getting tired of carrying the bulk and weight of all the paizo hard covers plus a few soft backs. Still, my current impression is that it is the best device for such. Since I do not see myself using the Ipad2 for much beyond rpg pdfs, that makes the high cost hard to swallow. Even if I buy more than I expect and save maybe $150 a year that would take at least 4 years to pay off that Ipad2 after: black friday sales(shallow), tax, and presuming no accessories(which I doubt), and rebuying the books i already own on pdf. It would take too long to pay off an Ipad2. I figure the savings on paizo PDFs are strong enough to payoff the cost of a cheap netbook or tablet in a short time. I also do not know how well they can increase text size and/or zoom on a paizo pdf. Thinking the 7 inch screen on a nook or kindle fire may be too small. At least it has a long battery life unlike a laptop. Now I am leaning towards the Ipad2 but it is damn expensive itself. Laptops are way too short on battery life and more expensive. I have no worry about them being weaker than a laptop.

Something that could last me most if not the whole day at a con with three slots.

Maybe an effort by the store to make people want to spend even more for a laptop or tablet? I was leaning towards a netbook because of their long battery life. They were both weaker and more expensive than when i looked them over several months ago. I wanted to buy a cheap netbook on black friday but they are not carried/advertised much anymore in stores and I do not want to make an online purchase for this item. I am trying to decide what to buy for reading paizo PDFs on the go.Īnyone care to advise/warn what devices do it well or poor? That is why I asked in the Society messageboard. We are the ones spending days at cons, three rounds on Saturday.