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The reMarkable, which is for PDFs and sketched type notes has only 6 Gbyte including OS.
Old ereaders might have had 2G or 4G, or even 0.5G, but usually had an SD card slot.
Most newer ereaders are 8G minimum inc OS, even the tiny 4.7″ Y-Ben P47L and many are now 32 Gbyte,
8G inc OS is only low for PDFs and comics/graphic novels. The 5.5 G approx free is loads.
While Amazon and Kobo are doing audio books, an app on a phone makes more sense. It's only now on ereaders really because the BT is "free", included in the WiFi chip. Though early Kindles could play MP3s and do TTS it's not useful.
TTS is better on a phone than on an eink too.
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