You are of course right; the slow replot is just with e-ink. But the other problems seem to me to be generic to all displays and all current user interfaces. My guess is that zero consideration has been given in user interface design to the needs of readers of technical books, including students.
Bruce On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 2:40 PM, Joseph Spinden <j...@qri.us> wrote: > > on flipping: I think my iPad is faster than the e-ink readers. That > might even get better in the next generation with a faster processor. > (which might also be true for future generation Kindles..) I have tried > using bookmarks, et cetera in iAnnotate. This works when I want to go to > the index. For visual recognition, only fast flipping would work. > Nothing is completely satisfactory, but it is not so bad.. > > Joe > >
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