Trekstor Pyrus Mini - Page 2

WigglePig · 01-30-2013, 10:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by din155

Only if this was an android phone as well with support for podcasts and newsfeed. My wait for the Eink phone continues.

It's not Android but there is already an eInk mobile phone available.
[http=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Fone]Motorola F3[/http]

I have one and it is, well, interesting to use. :-)

Tra

Piggly...off to order one of these Pyrus Minis!

ucfgrad93 · 01-30-2013, 10:29 AM

While it looks like a nice device, I don't want to try and read from such a small screen.

MikeB1972 · 01-30-2013, 10:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ucfgrad93

While it looks like a nice device, I don't want to try and read from such a small screen.

Landcape view should give about the same line length as a 6" reader (More page turns but what the hell)

Scarpad · 01-30-2013, 01:05 PM

can we buy this anywhere in the US?

pdurrant · 01-30-2013, 01:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scarpad

can we buy this anywhere in the US?

I don't think that they have a US distributor (yet).

medard · 01-30-2013, 03:07 PM

I really like this thing. It's not Eink but something else, they call it "Digital Ink".

I had one of these machines in my hands some days ago. This is for kids, of course, or for the beach. You can't really compare it to a Sony or Amazon device, but it's nice for people that would like to carry 4 or 5 library books with them.

I'm still hoping that we'll see some even cheaper devices in the near future, maybe 20-30 Dollars. Or maybe we'll get one for free with our library card someday.

mbovenka · 01-30-2013, 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by medard

I really like this thing. It's not Eink but something else, they call it "Digital Ink".

E-Ink (the company) begs to differ, it seems. They are filing suit.

It's probably this stuff: http://oedtech.com/English/product/c...enuid=03020101

Sweetpea · 01-31-2013, 03:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeB1972

I like it, just ordered one

Just ordered one too... Now I need to see when I'll get it (I didn't have a positive experience with that webshop before, regarding delivery time...)

Quote:

Originally Posted by medard

I had one of these machines in my hands some days ago. This is for kids, of course, or for the beach. You can't really compare it to a Sony or Amazon device, but it's nice for people that would like to carry 4 or 5 library books with them.

Or for people don't don't have huge pockets in which a 6" device fits... I'll be able to put this one in the breastpocket of my coat. I probably won't be using it to read for hours on end, but it's a very nice size for an "emergency" reader (aka, a reader you can always take with you in case you have 5 minutes in which you can read...)

MikeB1972 · 01-31-2013, 05:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweetpea

Just ordered one too... Now I need to see when I'll get it (I didn't have a positive experience with that webshop before, regarding delivery time...)

Ordered mine from Amazon UK, showing as dispached now with an E.T.A. of 8th Feb - So god knows where they are dispatching it from

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweetpea

Or for people don't don't have huge pockets in which a 6" device fits... I'll be able to put this one in the breastpocket of my coat. I probably won't be using it to read for hours on end, but it's a very nice size for an "emergency" reader (aka, a reader you can always take with you in case you have 5 minutes in which you can read...)

Thats my theory, will be handy to take it with me when I know I will be waiting somewhere for a short while, cheap enough to risk at the beach as well.

Sweetpea · 01-31-2013, 05:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeB1972

Ordered mine from Amazon UK, showing as dispached now with an E.T.A. of 8th Feb - So god knows where they are dispatching it from

Germany...

I was considering Amazon.co.uk as well (though I'm not sure they would ship to me) but as I needed something else as well, which you cannot get at amazon (a digital decoder card...) I decided to give that other company another shot...

euro traveler · 01-31-2013, 01:28 PM

I also bought a TrekStor Pyrus Mini from Amazon.co.uk. Cost £46.13 ($73.19) total, including shipping to the USA.

The blue one I bought today (fulfilled by Amazon.co.uk, not a third party seller) was listed for £46.98 ($74.55) before shipping, but when it got into my cart the price dropped to £39.15 ($62.11). Shipping to the USA added £6.98 ($11.08) for a total of £46.13 ($73.19).

Both the red and blue models ring up at £39.15 in the cart, but not the black one. That one is only available from third party sellers and it lists at £61.85 ($98.14) before any shipping charges. Too bad, as I would have preferred black.

I've really been enjoying my new Kobo Mini, but wanted something even smaller.

medard · 01-31-2013, 02:20 PM

Guys, please keep in mind that this is not a rare item or so. You can buy it in bookstores in Germany for 50 Euros. There's really no need to go out hunting in the forest for this deveice now..

pdurrant · 01-31-2013, 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by medard

Guys, please keep in mind that this is not a rare item or so. You can buy it in bookstores in Germany for 50 Euros. There's really no need to go out hunting in the forest for this deveice now..

It's only common in certain countries. Is that 50 euro plus VAT?

medard · 01-31-2013, 04:31 PM

Yes. You pay 50 Euros (43 GBP). To compare things, a Sony costs 130-140 Euros, a good paperback book costs 10-15 Euros.

VAT is 19% (I think) for non-books and non-food, and it's allways included.

WigglePig · 01-31-2013, 06:50 PM

Well, I ordered the blue one too and it didn't come down to £39. I think your discount might be due to shipping it to the US as the VAT doesn't need to be added.

Anyupways, I'm looking forward.to having a teenie little dreaded to try! Now I just need to organise some small books for it. ;-)

01-30-2013, 10:29 AM	#17
ucfgrad93 Wizard Posts: 1,891 Karma: 6300290 Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Colorado Device: Kindle 2, Kindle Keyboard 3G	While it looks like a nice device, I don't want to try and read from such a small screen. __________________

01-31-2013, 01:28 PM	#26
euro traveler Enthusiast Posts: 39 Karma: 513192 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: mostly USA, sometimes Denmark Device: Sony PRS-350, Nook STR, Kobo Mini, TrekStor Pyrus Mini	Amazon.co.uk has Pyrus Mini for £39.15 ($62.11) today, 31 Jan 2013. I also bought a TrekStor Pyrus Mini from Amazon.co.uk. Cost £46.13 ($73.19) total, including shipping to the USA. The blue one I bought today (fulfilled by Amazon.co.uk, not a third party seller) was listed for £46.98 ($74.55) before shipping, but when it got into my cart the price dropped to £39.15 ($62.11). Shipping to the USA added £6.98 ($11.08) for a total of £46.13 ($73.19). Both the red and blue models ring up at £39.15 in the cart, but not the black one. That one is only available from third party sellers and it lists at £61.85 ($98.14) before any shipping charges. Too bad, as I would have preferred black. I've really been enjoying my new Kobo Mini, but wanted something even smaller.

01-31-2013, 06:50 PM	#30
WigglePig %20ErrorParse$$#0fh%20 Posts: 65 Karma: 480922 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: At home. Dur! Device: KindleKB (fixed battery!) and a new Kobo Glo!	Well, I ordered the blue one too and it didn't come down to £39. I think your discount might be due to shipping it to the US as the VAT doesn't need to be added. Anyupways, I'm looking forward.to having a teenie little dreaded to try! Now I just need to organise some small books for it. ;-) __________________ Meep. Now reduced for extra reflow.

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
TrekStor Pyrus mini 4.3 Zoll	medard	Andere Lesegeräte	1	01-25-2013 11:58 PM
Trekstor Pyrus is not detected on Windows	Dukan	Devices	6	01-25-2013 11:07 AM
Trekstor 3.0 and Calibre	schwatti68	Devices	3	11-07-2011 01:32 PM
Calibre and Trekstor 3.0	Brumb	Devices	2	10-28-2011 08:46 AM
Trekstor is not detected by calibre	Bardstale	Devices	6	03-13-2011 01:16 PM

01-30-2013, 01:05 PM	#19
Scarpad Groupie Posts: 187 Karma: 1013114 Join Date: Sep 2006	can we buy this anywhere in the US?

01-30-2013, 03:07 PM	#21
medard Guru Posts: 738 Karma: 3538890 Join Date: May 2012 Device: Electronic Paper	I really like this thing. It's not Eink but something else, they call it "Digital Ink". I had one of these machines in my hands some days ago. This is for kids, of course, or for the beach. You can't really compare it to a Sony or Amazon device, but it's nice for people that would like to carry 4 or 5 library books with them. I'm still hoping that we'll see some even cheaper devices in the near future, maybe 20-30 Dollars. Or maybe we'll get one for free with our library card someday.

01-31-2013, 02:20 PM	#27
medard Guru Posts: 738 Karma: 3538890 Join Date: May 2012 Device: Electronic Paper	Guys, please keep in mind that this is not a rare item or so. You can buy it in bookstores in Germany for 50 Euros. There's really no need to go out hunting in the forest for this deveice now..

01-31-2013, 04:31 PM	#29
medard Guru Posts: 738 Karma: 3538890 Join Date: May 2012 Device: Electronic Paper	Yes. You pay 50 Euros (43 GBP). To compare things, a Sony costs 130-140 Euros, a good paperback book costs 10-15 Euros. VAT is 19% (I think) for non-books and non-food, and it's allways included.


Advertisement Enthusiast