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Mobile devices have become notorious for their unrepairability, with glued-together parts and impossible-to-reach connectors. So it’s refreshing to see something new in that field from the e-book reader brand Kobo …read more Continue reading How Do You Make A Repairable E-Reader
Though there are apps that allow bookworms to read the latest titles on their smartphones or tablets, many prefer a dedicated ereader. Rakuten Kobo’s new Elipsa model is not only the largest that the company has produced so far, but the first to come w… Continue reading Kobo bigs up E Ink reading with 10.3-inch Elipsa
Most e-book readers don’t have physical page turn buttons. Why? They just don’t. Virtual page turns are accomplished with a tap at a screen edge. Determined to reduce the awkwardness of one-handed use, [Sagar Vaze] modified a Kobo e-reader with two physical page turn buttons as a weekend project.
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Bigger’s not necessarily better, but there’s more to the Kobo Aura One than size. The post Kobo’s Giant E-Reader May Put the Kindle in Its Place appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Kobo’s Giant E-Reader May Put the Kindle in Its Place