Thread: Big screen ereaders cost too much: are there any economic alternative?
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Old 05-09-2020, 05:57 PM   #4
rcentros
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Originally Posted by carpler View Post
What do you suggest, both paying attention to the price, but also to the goodness of the ereader?
You might want to look at the PocketBook InkPad 3. Tech Inn will ship to Italy, currently € 215 plus shipping. (Shipping to the U.S. is reasonable, can't guarantee the same for Italy.) But I think you have several Italian dealers that sell these also.

https://www.techinn.com/it/pocketboo...-6/137356323/p

(The Tech Inn ad says 6" screen, but it's a 7.8" screen.)

The Ink Pad 3 comes with 8GBs of storage but does have a microSD slot for expansion.

Also can play MP3s (with USB adapter) and has a TTS feature.

From the Italian PocketBook site...

https://pocketbook.ch/it-ch/catalog/...inkpad-3-black
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