Ok, first of all, the large screen reader need to have a minimum of 1024x768 pixels, and needs to have PDF playback ability (CBR/CBZ is a welcome bonus but not a must).
I'm thinking of 10" devices or larger!
Price is also important! I prefer readers below the $200 mark, but seeing that they will be more expensive, $375 is about the max I'd be willing to pay for such a device!
I also put battery life at very high esteem! More than 20 hours preferred!
7000 page turns is an average of 1-2 weeks, which is about average for e-ink.
I put little emphasis on if it is e-ink or LCD, because reflective LCD screens no longer are looking like calculators/PDA's of old!
Today they are more looking like the first e-ink screens, which has a nice contrast ratio for reading in everything but the darkest environments!
https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_devices
under chapter "Document Viewers" shows a bunch of large size devices being released hopefully before christmas!
Which do you think will be best suited?
I dislike large frames, and dual screen devices!
I like Asus' design, as well as Iliad's design!
But if it wasn't for the bad battery life of the Iliad, and price, I would have chosen that one.
Asus seems a great device!
The Onyx Boox also seems a great device!
Wifi is also a nice feat, and an SD card is a MUST!
It'd be awesome if it supported Epub, mobi, txt, and HTML/compressedHTML, but those file formats I can read on my current ebook reader!
It would need a CPU of at least 400mHz in order not to have a sluggish page turn!
Audio is a bonus, not a necessity.
Color is a bonus, not a necessity.
3G is a bonus, not a necessity. And in fact, if 3G uses battery even when it's turned off, I prefer without 3G!
What would you buy?