Thread: Looking for a hackable e-reader with touchscreen for app development
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Old 04-19-2020, 04:48 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Kobo can do it if the OP is willing to write all the software himself. But it is going to be rather difficult to do this.
Technically I only need a browser, which the Kobo does offer.
But to get a full screen dashboard I probably need to create my own homebrew, looking at the source code of existing apps for Kobo, I can see that they are written in Python which is simple enough.

I just wanted to know if anyone would recommend a Kindle over a Kobo for development for any reason or some other hackable e-reader.
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