- Nov 29, 2005
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So, I'm finishing my dissertation, and I have hundreds and hundreds of PDFs and their accompanying printouts. I was thinking that it'd be nice to have them all in once place. I'm assuming there are a lot of other people in similar boats.
I'm mostly wondering what people's experiences were with those sorts of things. Right now I use BibDesk (think Papers, if you don't know what that is) to handle meta-data and bibliographic information. Obviously a Kindle won't sync with that (good lord I'd jizz if it could!) but I'm just wondering what students (who have to worry about bibliographic information) use as a workflow and what they'd suggest (Kindle, Nook Color, iPad, something else entirely).
I've also never even held a Kindle, so I'd have to do that, obviously. Are they going to update it soon? The only tablet I know anything about is the iPad, so, um, yeah. Help!?
I'm mostly wondering what people's experiences were with those sorts of things. Right now I use BibDesk (think Papers, if you don't know what that is) to handle meta-data and bibliographic information. Obviously a Kindle won't sync with that (good lord I'd jizz if it could!) but I'm just wondering what students (who have to worry about bibliographic information) use as a workflow and what they'd suggest (Kindle, Nook Color, iPad, something else entirely).
I've also never even held a Kindle, so I'd have to do that, obviously. Are they going to update it soon? The only tablet I know anything about is the iPad, so, um, yeah. Help!?