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There may be some good conversion from PDF to HTML. Now this is of course different if you use iPad's Kindle but still the conversion is the key problem. Even the bought books covering technical areas can look awful in Kindle or very impractical because of low screen-updating. This is because technical writing with mathematical formulae look awful after the conversion from PDF to, let say, to Kindle format or HTML. Reading technical material on Kindle pretty much requires the books bought as Kindle format.
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