PocketBook Mini

There’s still no color Kindle, but E Ink Kaleido is promising

The PocketBook InkPad Color is a great-looking color ebook reader, but page turns are slow and it has almost no support for US content.

The Pocketbook Basic Lux 3 e-reader is barebones. It does not have a touchscreen or note taking functionality. It has a D-Pad and manual page turn buttons to control the entire browsing and navigation experience, but it is very robust at this task. The major selling points are the $99 price tag, which makes it very affordable, it also has a dual-core processor and an SD card. Why should you buy this device? There are many people who grew up with game consoles and phones that did not have touchscreens and relied entirely on buttons. This harkens back to the

The Pocketbook InkPad Lite is a brand new 9.7 inch dedicated e-reader. The screen does not have a layer of glass, which really makes text pop. It also is perfect for reading outdoors, since there is no glare on the screen. It has wide support for a ton of different ebook formats, including manga and magazines. There are very few large screen ebook readers on the market with an affordable price of $279 and the Lite checks all of the right boxes to make it a compelling value proposition for people who do not want to be locked into a

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