Thread: Looking for the best premium e-reader
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Old 07-05-2023, 10:31 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by ottischwenk View Post
No, it is Calibre Companion - an Android App
Calibre Companion is abandonware so no support if you have issues and going by the Calibre Companion forum, there have been quite a few issues. And, yes, you will need to be running calibre to make use of Calibre Companion.

The Kaleido 3 screen displays 4096 colours at 150DPI, the colours are best described as washed out and the screen background is much darker than eInk's B&W modules, I can't see any real reason for recommending the BOOX Tab Mini C as an ereader.

And for the BOOX's $450 US price, you could get an eInk ereader and an decent Android tablet for when colour is a necessity.
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