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Originally Posted by Skydog
Something I read from a review (link below) may be a deal-breaker for some:
"There are still some limitations for book annotation. First of all, it does not support fixed-page books. It only supports mobile-type Kepub(ePub extension format purchased from Kobo). It does not support fixed-page e-books."
"As for files in other formats, standard ePub format books only support line drawing, not drawing and annotation functions, and pictures are not supported at all..."
If true, this is extremely disappointing. The limitation of line drawing only on epubs is a no-go for me.
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I guess the following is a different issue?
And while the note-taking aspect makes the Elipsa a unique entry for mainstream e-readers, there’s some caveats: PDFs with DRM can’t be marked up or annotated... (Emphasis mine.)
If that's true, that would kind of ruin the Elipsa for schoolbook PDFs or programming PDF books (from somewhere like O'Reilly) wouldn't it?
https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/20/2...se-date-stylus
Maybe I don't fully understand the issue.
BTW, I note in your link that the Elipsa has a USB-C with OTG — so will it work with thumb drives and a keyboard?