New Pocketbook 10.3" Notepad/Ereader: Inkpad One

[pickyaxe]

anyone know where I can buy this outside of pocketbook.de (which only ships to EU) and goodereader (which... yeah)?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by rcentros

Sorry for screwing up the technical jargon. The feature (however it needs to be put) is that I can download an ascm file from a bookstore (like ebooks.com) and my PocketBooks will download the ePub (no computer needed). So I guess what I meant to say, is that this works like Adobe ADE, except on my eReader.

I can do the same with library books when borrowing from OverDrive.

It could be a full version of ADE that Pocketbook is using since it can handle the ASCM files to get ePub.

[ab78727]

Originally Posted by pickyaxe

anyone know where I can buy this outside of pocketbook.de (which only ships to EU) and goodereader (which... yeah)?

in their response to me earlier (on page 1 of this thread) pocketbook stated they will also sell on amazon, which might be an option for you. Another vendor that I used was grooves.land to get my pb inkpad color 3 and inkpad eo - they were fast, reliable, and low cost; I probably can't use them anymore because of the us trade craziness, so I'll wait for it to arrive on amazon even though they are the last vendor I would deal with.

[rrr]

Originally Posted by pdurrant

This uses E Ink's Mobius™ screen technology - a plastic substrate, not glass, so it cannot shatter.

That's a really good feature on a big E Ink screen.

pdurrant - I like your list of books read.
Have looked through several of the years.
The ones you have rated 9/10 or 5/5 are ones that I like as well.
So your lists look like being a good way of finding books.

My reply to your post is off topic and so please move it to another forum if necessary.

[Lavender]

The specs look nice, but I hate that Pocketbook branding on the front of the device.

[ibat]

Looks nice. Yes I would like to have one, but what holds me back is the lack of buttons and not IPX rating.