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Boox M92 Questions
I'm seriously planning to get a Boox M92 around the March time-frame. I've glanced around on the forums, but have a few questions:
1. Does it integrate nicely with Calibre? (I'm used to a Sony PRS.) 2. Does it support file tagging or folder organization? (I'm used to Sony collections.) 3. Does it show PDFs "as is" without trying to convert/reflow the text (as seen with the Nook)? Thank you. ![]() |
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Hi,
since I do not use Calibre, I cannot answer question 1. Quote:
Folder organization is supported. File tagging is not. However, you can search for (parts of) file names. Maybe this can be seen as tags ;-) Regarding 3: Reading PDFs works superbly (at least for me). The pdfs are shows "as is". Best of all: It supports to hide margins, thereby allowing to read even scientific papers with 2 columns (and corresponding small font size). I do not know of any other e-ink device currently supporting this. The major advantage with respect to cropping the pdf before uploading it on the device is that you still have the margins to scribble on, if needed. Additionally, several (14 to be exact) different zoom modi are supported. On top of that, you have the selection zoom. So PDF handling is really well done. Feel free to ask more questions! |
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Thank you! That is very helpful. I do hope someone can chime in on Calibre, but this sounds perfect.
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For me that's enough, but I don't really know what other features there are. Anything else you interested in and I can check? I am on Calibre version 0.8.38. |
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If the device supported tagging like the Sony devices, more Calibre integration would be nice, but since it apparently doesn't, that's fine too. Thank you very much. |
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mine is recognized but as an Azbooka, it seems they share an id of some sort. I put in a bug report with calibre but they won't change the behavior which I understand.
Regardless, you can alter the settings from Preferences -> Plugins -> Device Interface Plugins -> Azbooka Coming from a sony 950 i'm still trying to work out something similar to how I can browse by title or by author on this. |
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So how is M92 compares with PRS 950? Is it a jump ahead / Do you miss any features? |
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Screen quality wise it's as good or better than the sony, and the size works much better for books with code examples. On the sony they'd get reformatted until illegible. |
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I have a Nook Touch and I have to admit that other than for highlighting I do not use the touch feature too much.
At times I found it confusing for the device as it won't know if my touch was made with the intent to highlight a word at the right side of the page or with the intention to go to the next page. For Pocket Edge where I have touch screen and stylus I prefer to work with the stylus when I am reading PDFs (landscape mode though). It is a lot more precise and easy. That is in study mode reading When in leisure mode reading I prefer not to use the stylus but the touch function. As M92 is for studying I think that it is actually better to just handle everything with stylus and buttons. |
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