Thread: ereaders for library books
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Old 06-19-2018, 05:12 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by 4691mls View Post

I think (?) the OP is looking for a non-LCD reader that can access library books directly on the device. Given that the Sony readers are outdated and only used, he/she may want to look into one of the android e-ink readers. I have not used one of those devices so I don't know how they work for library books.
Yep, exactly. I knew about the Aura One but wondered if there were any alternatives that do the same thing. I like the convenience of browsing the library, downloading a book and reading all on one device. Currently that is my smartphone or tablet but I'd like a dedicated ereader that will do the same.
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