What's the best non-Amazon/Kobo ereader?
What's the best non-Amazon/Kobo ereader?
Easton Rogers
Nathaniel Jackson
Nook
Christian Johnson
Anything that supports koreader and has an sd card is basically all you need
Dylan Rivera
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Levi Jenkins
Tolino
Gavin Robinson
It was the Nook, and the Nook is still decent if you root it and install an alternative reader on it. It's still massively shit for PDFs however.
Get this one.
Ryder Scott
I use a kobo, really happy with it.
Michael Wood
At the consumer level, only Amazon and Kobo have decent stuff. The "best" would be the Oasis 2 or the Aura One; each have their pros and cons though.
Gabriel Ramirez
BOOX
EReader running android
Jeremiah Sanchez
Sony prs were pretty great. I still use my prs505 the most. It's almost as old as the Kindle(1).
Charles Ramirez
how autistic do you have to be to care that much about ereaders? they are rook same, do the same thing and cost the same price
Daniel Gonzalez
t. retard
Julian Diaz
none until they drop the fuck out of the price on the bigger models
Fuck them
Levi Nguyen
no such thing
Austin Smith
are there any of a decent size (9 inches maybe?) for reading textbooks (in pdf form) that are < $300?
Cooper Cox
e-Ink is fucked and will be fucked for the foreseeable future because of patent jews
Benjamin Jones
Please elaborate.
Josiah Cook
too costly
Jeremiah Diaz
E-Ink holds a lot of patents on the tech. Luckily, they're expiring soon.
wired.com
>A lot of this tech has been "18 months away" for so many years now it's hard to imagine it'll ever actually show up. And E Ink, the company, has such a patent moat that it has acted as a monopoly, which Behzadi says has kept prices perhaps too high. But E Ink lost a big patent fight in 2015, and the market could expand soon.
William Hall
Thank you.
Daniel Cruz
PocketBook maybe.
en.wikipedia.org
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Logan Lopez
They ever make a colored e-reader? I'm so surprised no one's tapped into the niche market for comics and pictures and shit.
Jonathan Reed
I use Nook aswell. it's ok. for reading books in EPUB format it's completely satisfying. PDF is pretty rough though and depends on the file, some aren't readable at all.
Austin Barnes
Why not Kobo?
Asher Brown
With the current interface limitations due to slow refreshing, I think the only sensible solution for pdf viewing are the big-screened eink readers like that 13 inch sony thingy and some from Onyx (although those all have low res screens).
Ayden Gray
When did ereaders get so stupid expensive? What the fuck?
Joshua Williams
what is the state of electronic "ink" displays? any progress?
Blake Morris
What do you mean ?
Ignoring the ridiculously expensive (and big) one from Sony, the most expensive I've seen is 200 USD and that's Kobo's top model.