Q: Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
This device is the best thing available for anyone who reads stacks of PDFs and is looking to move away from paper. For work it's not enough to read PDFs, you need to highlight, make notes, and be able to export and share annotations with co-workers and archive them on you computer or other devices for future reference. The EE does all this and much more. The e-ink screen is large enough to view full sized PDFs with only minor reduction in size. Plus, since the margins are adjustable, you can have some flexibility to increase the size without having to zoom, which it also does well. Taking handwritten notes is fantastic. The note-taking experience feels and looks almost as good as paper. You might want to get an additional wacom pen though, since the one that comes with the device is pretty skinny. While working on documents you can add links to other PDFs, files, or websites within the document at relevant points. The tablet side makes it easy to organize and upload documents to read and annotate. With the library, you can organize all your work under different tags. For classes I have all the readings for the class, as well as a journal document under the same tag. The journal is my class notebook. Switching between the PDF and journal functions is done with a single click. You can create different tabs in your journal that act like separators in a notebook. This creates a table of contents for the journal so it's easy to see and navigate between different topics. This is all I take to class now. It's also my indispensable companion at conferences and in the field. I've also recently been making great use of the audio recorder, which takes very clear recordings of interviews, even in meetings with ten or more people around the table. I can record and take notes, check things on the web all at the same time. And I can work all day on a single charge. With Dropbox on the tablet, this device is linked up with the work on my computer, saving tons of time and just making everything easy. I've been looking for years for a way to annotate scholarly articles without going blind staring at a backlit LCD screen for hours at a time. The e-ink screen makes an enormous difference. It may not be as slick as some of the LCD-only tablets, but there's no comparison in terms of the reading experience. If you're looking for a lightning fast, slick device for playing around, there are probably other options that would be more impressive. If you're looking for something with incredibly smart and practical design meant to make your life easier as a juggler of endless documents, the edge is really still unbeatable. Until Pixel Qi can really offer the indoor reading experience (as well as outdoor) of e-ink, this will probably continue to be the best on the market for actively working on documents.
A:
Positive Review