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Originally Posted by kacir
PocketBook does have a few models with 7.8" display and I am pretty sure that there are other manufacturers (Onyx boox, for example) that use those displays.
I have recently purchased PocketBook InkPad One a 10.3 inch e-ink reader that sells under 300 Euro here in Europe.
If the device, including iPad has an Internet browser it can use web interface to the Calibre on the local network.
There are many, many e-book reading apps for iPad and you can use any of those to read books you have in Calibre. Some apps support OPDS server and Calibre can function as an OPDS server. I have used this functionality to load a book to an e-book reading app on an iPad relatively recently when I wanted to see what it would be like to read on a 10" display. As a result I purchased PB InkPad One.
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I've used send to to access books on OneDrive to send some eBooks to a reading app. That works. I have a backup (which I need to update) of my working calibre library on OneDrive. That way I can access most books when I want. It;s good when I'm not at home or want to add to my iPhone or iPad. Doing it this way, I don't need to keep a lot of books on my iPhone or iPad as they'll be easily accessible.