Anyway, my point is that unless the document is in some weird format or a .xls or something not based on words, it is possible to have all of one's class related papers, annotated texts, and other notes on a Kindle.
That's an interesting point and one I was not aware of, thanks. Though I've seen the "keyboard" on a Kindle 1 and wouldn't want to have to use it for long bouts of typing. If I wanted a device to hold my books and notes for academic purposes, I'd want something I could easily write on as well.
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That's an interesting point and one I was not aware of, thanks. Though I've seen the "keyboard" on a Kindle 1 and wouldn't want to have to use it for long bouts of typing. If I wanted a device to hold my books and notes for academic purposes, I'd want something I could easily write on as well.
That may just be me, however.