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Or you could buy a non-amazon reader instead. I am very happy with my rakuten Kobo Libra 2. USB-C. epub. Pocket. No amazon lock-in or silly ads.
by ulfw 5y ago
Or you could buy a non-amazon reader instead.
I am very happy with my rakuten Kobo Libra 2. USB-C. epub. Pocket.
No amazon lock-in or silly ads.
- zozbot234 5y agoLots of good stuff from the PineNote project as well. We might get a default free userspace for e-paper devices.
- beebeepka 5y agoThanks for sharing this one. Not going to preorder since I have no interest in fiddling with it but looks like something I would buy the minute it's ready. Pine64 kind of need more funding. Not too much, though
- arepublicadoceu 5y ago> Or you could buy a non-amazon reader instead. > I am very happy with my rakuten Kobo Libra 2. USB-C. epub. Pocket. This assume that these readers are widely available. In my country (and many others), the only reader officially sold (i.e., with local warranty) is kindle. Even if I were willing to forgo the warranty, the import taxes would be ridiculous, making it prohibitive at best. This is amazing news for many of us.
- beebeepka 5y agoI also bought the Libra 2 and it's hands down the best electronics purchase I've made in years. So light and comfortable. Tablets should come in this amazing form factor, just like the olden days. Screw this 16:9 nonsense. I wish it had some kind of support, though. Or a hover technology. Holo projectors can't come soon enough so that our hands and eyes can be free and comfy