PocketBook runs on the Linux kernel with none of the added android bloat. Definitely my favorite UI because it's so stripped down and utilitarian while still having a functional browser, dictionary, and drawing/note support.
Not as far as I know, but I consider that a plus. It runs the Linux kernel and you can write your own apps (there's an API out there somewhere). You can also sideload Koreader and run apps through that.
It's an incredibly open device. No locking down of anything and it can chew through just about any format.
Yeah, they're definitely gonna be your cheapest option. All the good e-ink screens are coming out of China. Their domestic market consumes almost everything, but PocketBook seems to be the first to get it internationally whenever something new comes out. Or at least the first that makes reliably good devices.
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PocketBook runs on the Linux kernel with none of the added android bloat. Definitely my favorite UI because it's so stripped down and utilitarian while still having a functional browser, dictionary, and drawing/note support.
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Not as far as I know, but I consider that a plus. It runs the Linux kernel and you can write your own apps (there's an API out there somewhere). You can also sideload Koreader and run apps through that.
It's an incredibly open device. No locking down of anything and it can chew through just about any format.
The color ones are cool too
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Yeah, they're definitely gonna be your cheapest option. All the good e-ink screens are coming out of China. Their domestic market consumes almost everything, but PocketBook seems to be the first to get it internationally whenever something new comes out. Or at least the first that makes reliably good devices.