Recommended hardware specs for Reader in Android

What is the recommended hardware specs for Reader in Android? I would like to have smooth scrolling experience for scanned pdf ebooks with mathematical equations, images and graphs. Also keep the price low on my new tablet. Thank you.

Getting one of the latest devices would obviously give you the best performance, but any device which supports Android 4 or above should be good enough.

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http://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects/tech-specs.html
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Getting one of the latest devices would obviously give you the best performance, but any device which supports Android 4 or above should be good enough.

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Could anyone with operational experience provide some feedback on optimal
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There is a capacity guide, please contact BEA sales to get a copy.
Cheers - Wei
Raj Rajagopalan <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Yes I looked at this link but don't see the type of information I'mlooking
for.
My best guess for an optimal hardware platform at this point is the
following:
Intel box with 256 mb RAM, 10 GB disk with a 800 MHz processor.
Would appreciate any feedback on whether I'm over or under the target fora
production box running WLS.
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raj
Wei Guan <[email protected]> wrote in message
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http://www.weblogic.com/docs51/admindocs/tuning.html
Cheers - Wei
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Could you give me a link ?
I see minimum reqts but what I'm looking for is an optimal
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for
a production server. Clearly a maximal config with more of everythingwould
work but I'm hoping to have an intelligent idea of where the 90/10
rule
would apply.
thanks for your help,
raj
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I suggest checking out the tuning guide located in our
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btw this will be running whatever is the latest version of
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Could anyone with operational experience provide some feedback
on
optimal
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5.1
thanks,
raj

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