HDClone is no longer recommended by me after the bait and switch with the version 6 Professional edition (self.sysadmin) submitted 3 years ago * by zerodamage Jr. Sysadmin Forgive any grammar or typos while I do this on my phone.

In other news: PocketBook Touch HD 3 has also shown up at the Frankfurt book fair. It is one and a half steps forward (Bluetooth added for audio) and one backwards (microSD card slot removed). Gained some water protection though and an additional CPU core. Will retail for 159 EUR. I felt really happy when I spotted the Likebook Mars.

Nate, why did you take that happiness of mine away and reiterate, that its software is crap? Please, fix the Mars’ software and tell me to buy it! Blackmail Boyue to get us an update! Over at lectoreselectronicos.com there we have been having some running jokes about the Tolino Clara or the Tobolino. Apt, considering that Kobo just released their own Oasis. П˜‰ Still, this is good. I’d argue that the major benefit in software is the 25 Gb of Tolino cloud storage you get with the device (Kobos can’t interact with Dropbox, for some reason.

This, of course, implies that you’re interested in the Tolino ecosystem. But some people are testing Kobo FW on this (and Tolino FW on the Clara), so this might just work as the cheapest Clara you can get on the market.

Boring looks? Well, I like it. I like my eresdears to look neutral and dull. The fun should be on the screen, not in the form factor.

The Tolino isn’t spectacularly fast though. They should really update the CPU to something better (or alternatively rewrite their software; Windows 95 was fast more than 20 years ago on those days’ hardware, so there’s no excuse for slow software on nowadays’ even slowest hardware other than poor optimization).

I just took a look at the Shine 3 in a nearby shop. The device met my expectations. I really like the hard case better than the soft-grip surface of the Vision, for instance. I see it as a regression though, that there is no home button anymore. This is really annoying, since they’ve made it really cumbersome and unintuitive to get back to the main menu.

This could really be a great reader, if they just kept improving their devices without introducing annoying compromises with newer iterations in order to keep their price stable or whatever. This device would easily be worth a quarter hundred euros more, if it had an SD card slot, Bluetooth, home button and a faster CPU. And their integration would certainly not cost as much. Last year I bought a Tolino epos after holding it in the hand and because it was a good Black Friday Deal (20% off). That was at a time when the Oasis Version 2 was released, so I considered upgrading from my Kindle Voyage. Use it daily. Conversando en ingles jaime garza bores pdf to excel free. Can currently live without Blu-tooth, so I consider the Hardware very good.

Software, not os much, basic reading of Epub is ok, but some produce errors, I even went so far as to edit a few to delete statements, Calibre exposed as wrong. PDF is my main gripe, this is a bigger display ( 7.8 ” ), and I would have liked this as a good PDF reader, but it is not. After a month I wrote up my gripes so they could change their firmware, there a few Updates but nothing in that department. Mta roleplay script example. PDF: turning is not offered, so you can only read in portrait mode, not landscape multi-column gets not changed into a “one page mode”, you can zoom and navigate, but if there are fotos it gets unusable Comics are therefore also not really usable on the Tolino. PDF is a little better on the Amazon-readers, but nothing gets close what Sony had done for multicolumn on the PRS-T models, and that was the Adobe Reader, as far as I know (that means Sony paid for it). If Amazon offers a Voyage Version 2 (which they probably do not) or something other, which I like, I will consider it.

The Oasis, both Versions are not for me. If is something I consider perfect, I might cough up the price. Cannot really say something regarding speed, but for me it is fast enough. Hacking the Tolino is possible, imho, it is supposed to run Android, but without a memory slot (epos also does not have one), not too easy, I looked into the description, and think it is not worth the risk. This should also apply to the other Tolinos, as far as I know, so the Shine 3 should also be hackable when someone bothers to look into it. The System for Buying with the Tolino or Webbrowser on the computer is more open with the shops working together in one cloud: you can login to two shops, for me Thalia and ebook.de.