Can I demo high-res images in my digital life ?

I'm having problems in one area of integrating the iPhone into my life / process.
Even after the 2.0 release, I still cannot get high resolution images to sync to the iPhone. I heard discussion that this would be fixed, but alas it is not. I loose clients a little when then can't see the higher-res version when networking. PDF syncing would solve this.
Many other people have called for PDFs, too, for subway maps and similar. Getting them via email just doesn't cut it. They need to be save-able, at least.
Have I missed a feature? How do we get sufficient resolution when we need it?

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