Thread: my opinion about different ios readers
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Old 01-25-2019, 06:57 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
I will say that a more up to date iPad would be useful if you have more than a few hundred books. My iPad Pro syncs up with Calibre a lot faster than my iPad mini. The author of Calibre Companion said that CC uses the iPad internal cache memory so more of that is better.

I still use the Marvin/Calibre Companion combination. Marvin hasn't been updated in a while. Maple Reader seems to be under active development. I've used it from time to time and it's improved a lot. I like the feel of Marvin more, but would have no issues using Maple Reader if Marvin becomes no functional in future iOS releases.
Thanks for those insights. I wonder if "any" iPad Pro would qualify for the same? As the iPad Pro gens are currently changing QUITE a lot.
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