Thread: inkBOOK Lumos - what's real
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Old 09-13-2018, 10:46 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
Is this unique to the InkBook Lumos, or do all InkBooks use the same software? I've looked at the InkBook Classic in the past (because of its lack of front-light and its page turn buttons) and thought this might be something I would be interested in. (Occasionally used ones show up on Amazon Warehouse — or they have in the past.) I can accept simple reading software (the Tolino Page has that) but "buggy" is another story.
I don't know - this is the first Inkbook model I've reviewed.

I think I may have older models sitting around somewhere. I'll pull one out and test it.

Edit: I have the Inbook D62 Prime. I'll try it and tell you what I think.
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