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the kindle dx does a great job with pdf files, unfortunately it won't work with most of the research articles i read which are in 2-column format.

for what i do read which are some pdfs and word documents it works well.

is also more elongated than it's little brothers', so you get more text per screen not just because of the larger size, but because of proportionally having more screen real estate to work with.

using the kindle for knitting -- i can highlight my place in the knitting pattern making it easier to work more complicated stitch patterns.

it is a great work tool for me.

while this phone is just about everything i could have hoped for, it does have a few drawbacks too that i have not figured out a workaround for yet.

* once i put my t-mobile sim in it appeared to auto-configure, but i couldn't get edge to work until i changed the edge configuration to [...] from [...]

i even sync it with realplayer and it works fine.

it works well and has a good deal of features that i actually use.

nokia's bluetooth works fine, but is backwards in implementation in comparison to se.

the camera takes suprisngly good pictures for a camera phone, and the mp3/internet radio/fm radio get used often, and also work well.

the multimedia resources are outstanding to my demands, the camera does what is expected from a 3.2mpix, has a good color saturation and works very well for bar code reading.

i use it for work every day and have downloaded multiple apps and it is a great phone - nothing seems to interfere with the touch screen thus far.

works perfectly and syncronize with windows/outlook and a great way!

i update my stats for work on the touch screen very easily.

i have gone through the steps in the manual but they don't seem to work2.