Reading on the transformer?

[DaMaDo]

Besides photogtaphy (ips screen + microsd), the other main reason I got the TF is to read.

My issue is that since it's so long (16x9?), the pdf books don't fit that well on the screen. I have to zoom in a bit for the TF to render a non-blurry version of the words. It's a bit annoying to zoom in correctly each time I change pages, then when zoomed in, it's a bit difficult to swipe to the next page, so I have to zoom out again.

Is there a program that reads PDFs well on the TF without the blurry letters before zooming? Or can anyone give me some pointers on the best way to read pdfs on it?

 

[flacoff]

I find reading in portrait is better for me, less travel for my eyes.

Did you try the actual adobe reader app for pdfs? I don't have any ebook in PDF to test

 

[Visual360]

ezPDF reader works the best for me. What apps are you using for your PDF?

 

[mknollman123]

Don't flame me hear but why pdf? There are gobs of reader apps and formats out there. I know pdf is universal but that is because it is lowest common denominater experience.

Ezpdf works great for me for pdf's I get emailed but haven't trie a book on it yet.

 

[ragebunny]

I have the same problem with the transformer rendering images all blurry, but if you zoom in just a bit the image become clear. Im not sure if it does the with images take by the camera but it sure does it with other images.

Anyone know why this is? Maybe its a honeycomb thing? Or a transformer? Maybe even a tegra 2 thing? (I heard somewhere that the tegra 2 has problems changing the size of video, don't have a clue how true or even if it is true)

 

[DaMaDo]

Thanks guys, ezpdf did the trick! Reading is great now. I had been using the readers that came preinstalled which render things blurry until zoomed in a bit which was very annoying.

Thanks again for the help!

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