Thread: Pocketbook InkPad Lite (9.7")
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Old 08-02-2021, 04:30 PM   #5
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A 9.7" screen?
But what is the dpi and the weight?

The press release has a lot of irrelevant things but those are two vital specs.

How does annotation and export of them work?

Is it USB mass Storage, or horrible MTP, or need a host program for some or all the features?

The page of PR has about a paragraph of useful information. Also Amazon has 90% of English ebook market. You WILL need a Kindle or suitable App and conversion to read almost all Amazon ebooks unless it runs the Amazon Android Kindle App.
Goodereader claims it's 1200x825 with 212 ppi which is obviously wrong somewhere. I'd imagine it just runs the same version of Linux as all the other Pocketbooks with same features.

Except for self-published dreck on Amazon I find it's extremely rare for a book to not be on sale at Kobo or Google Play Books.
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