Thread: Academics eye the Kobo Aura One, but need better PDF support. Letter to Kobo-ville
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Old 08-31-2016, 01:19 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by datanoise View Post
But is there any reliable 9.7 or higher e-Ink device that's not too expensive or can be found for cheap on the second hand market and that could work fine for reading PDFs?
You might want to check the Onyx Boox sub-forum. I haven't been following the developments closely, but I think Onyx has quite a few larger sized eInk readers on offer.
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