Thread: Are there any larger e-ink readers?
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Old 03-15-2021, 03:40 AM   #1
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Are there any larger e-ink readers?
I am looking for an e-reader for ePUBs and PDFs.

In the past I used an iPad 14.9 as my e-reader and was reasonably happy with it - particularly for PDFs.

Now I 'm thinking maybe eInk is better for my eyes. - I don't mind gray scale, but I was shocked to see that all the standard devices (PaperWhite, etc) are tiny! Even the new Remarkable is pretty small (and more geared towards writing than reading).

Is there anything beyond 7, 8 or 9 inch for reading ePUBs and PDFs?

Thanks for suggestions!
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