The PDF format has been around for a longtime and many readers have a collection of material they would like to read on their Kindle Voyage. Everything from complex documents, to newspaper and magazines are the most common and does the Voyage make sense to read them?
Today, we take a look at the entire PDF experience on the Amazon Kindle Voyage. The Seattle company has really improved the reading features and it no longer crashes when you are reading files that are over 200 MB. One of the things I like is the image map that appears in the top left corner when you are pinching and zooming. It really helps to orientate you on exactly where you are in in the document.
Likely, the most compelling feature is the fact that not only can you highlight text and make notes but you can translate words from one language to another.
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