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Mono · 12-05-2012, 03:37 PM

OK, I see. Do not expect M92 web experience "thrilling". It works on most web pages (some do not work), but it works worse than on tablet or PC. If low eystrain is extremely important for you, as it seem, you have very limited choise... You need e-ink and must accept "what is on the table".

I do not know which 10" e-ink is the best for web. There are 3 (Kindle DX, Pocket BOOK 9xx family) on market I guess, not so difficult to find out the #1 candidate for your needs.

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Also it is possible to install evopedia on M92, download a copy of Wikipedia texts (English one has more than 10 GB!) and browse the volume of information human is not able to read all in his whole life span. No need for WiFi and one may browse almost "eternaly".

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If you want I may try to measure for how long is M92 able to run on batteries.

12-05-2012, 03:37 PM	#16
Mono Mono Posts: 699 Karma: 13333 Join Date: Jan 2012 Device: Boox M92	OK, I see. Do not expect M92 web experience "thrilling". It works on most web pages (some do not work), but it works worse than on tablet or PC. If low eystrain is extremely important for you, as it seem, you have very limited choise... You need e-ink and must accept "what is on the table". I do not know which 10" e-ink is the best for web. There are 3 (Kindle DX, Pocket BOOK 9xx family) on market I guess, not so difficult to find out the #1 candidate for your needs. *** Also it is possible to install evopedia on M92, download a copy of Wikipedia texts (English one has more than 10 GB!) and browse the volume of information human is not able to read all in his whole life span. No need for WiFi and one may browse almost "eternaly". *************** If you want I may try to measure for how long is M92 able to run on batteries. Last edited by Mono; 12-05-2012 at 04:35 PM.