Comment Comment by C-Loftus There is so much market disruption potential for e-readers.Every one has a pretty big tradeoff if you are looking to use the e-reader as a general study tool (i.e. using it with Anki for language learning)- boox devices run Android 11, illegally violate the GPL, and have poor customer service- meebook devices are too underpowered and also run Android 11- Kindles are too restrictive and anti-consumer; also does not have an Android option- Kobo is probably the best, but still no Android option- PineNote or Linux options are too expensive and unstable parent C-Loftus 2 years ago
Every one has a pretty big tradeoff if you are looking to use the e-reader as a general study tool (i.e. using it with Anki for language learning)
- boox devices run Android 11, illegally violate the GPL, and have poor customer service
- meebook devices are too underpowered and also run Android 11
- Kindles are too restrictive and anti-consumer; also does not have an Android option
- Kobo is probably the best, but still no Android option
- PineNote or Linux options are too expensive and unstable