Ebook Reader
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PocketBook Pro 912
Pocketbook 10 with USB cable
Tuff-Luv lether cover with "book stand
Pocketbook 912 within the cover
Stylus holder and special buttons
External connections, speakers and SD-card slot
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A description of the device I already made in this thread (in language german) at mobileread) and here more actual. A Youtube video you can find here.
I like it because of its excellent hardware quality and intuitive handling through the hardware buttons and stylus. But the most important thing is: the Linux firmware is completely open. Surely it it possible to hack even a kindle, but all Pocketbooks make it easy to add software and compile it on your own. Without any restrictions. The disadvantages are: hight price, slower hardware, the display is not "state of the art" (type Vizplex). But I can honestly say: it suffices my needs completely.
Fbreader software
Tried the fbreader180. The features are really good, but the integration with the PocketBook 912 Pro is disappointing:
- No TTS
- No Notes
So I stay with the stock, but a little buggy fbreader and will wait until it becomes more mature.