Thread: How long will old Kindle E-Ink devices remain viable?
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Old 04-12-2025, 09:53 AM   #57
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
I'm not sure it exists. The 13" approx eink are not yet 300 dpi and very expensive.
A Nxtpaper 11 (10.9") can be cheaper than 8" mono eink and the Nxtpaper 14 (14.25") is only a bit more expensive than 8" mono eink and lighter than my 11" "laptop" (really a Chromebook). It's a huge lot lighter than my 15" laptop.

But I read novels mostly on the 8″ Kobo Sage. I only use the 14.25" screen for stuff that needs it.
Carta 1300 13" screens are 300 PPI. See the Onyx Boox Note Max, for instance. Or are you talking about colour e-ink?
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