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Originally Posted by AnimalOfArt
Besides that you could install all the reading apps you want for ebooks. You could use different book stores like Kindle, Kobo, etc, without converting your books. You would also have the possibilty to use subscription services like Scribd or read articles in Pocket or any RSS-Feed app. Besides that you could use comic apps like Comic Time Viewer or Comic Trim to read your black and white comics panel by panel. All that is the purpose of an eink tablet and if everything runs smoothly, there is definitely a market for this.
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I doubt if many would have more than one favorite eReading app. Speaking for myself, I avoid DRM-based services (hence my avatar). And I already have a 10' color tablet for my comics. I use exactly two apps: my preferred eReading app, and a WiFi syncing app.
But more importantly, do any of the apps you list require an octacore, for what seems to be reading text and/or b&w images? It seems unlikely that these tasks would be CPU-intensive.