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Old 08-19-2025, 06:43 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
I think the PocketBook Verse Pro looks good. (I don't have one, I have its predecessor, the Touch HD 3 which, I think, is pretty much the same). In my opinion, it's weakest feature is its dictionary. I've found a Webster's International Abridged Dictionary (I think from a link MobileRead) that works well. You used to be able to buy the same Oxford Dictionary for the PocketBooks as used in the Kindle, in Sonys and now Kobos, but I can't find it for sale anymore. (I've got it on my old Russian, Basic Lux, but the license is not transferable.)

Good luck.
Pocketbook's weakest feature is font handling. There's not way to up the weight of fonts. So if the font you've installed is too light, you are out of luck.
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