Kobo Aura ONE
7.80", 8 GB
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Former employee
7 years ago
Unfortunately, we do not know. The eReader is currently sold out and it is unfortunately unknown whether it can be included in the range again.
I no longer have the Aura in use, as there is now also a large Tolino.
As far as I know, it is not easy to change the shop. I have therefore always downloaded the eBooks to the laptop and then copied them to the Aura via USB cable. The Adobe account for any DM protection can be set up.
I haven't tried directly from the browser, which I think is also a beta feature. If it's important to you, I'd be happy to give it a try. Exporting acsm into an EPUB with Adobe Digital Editions and then synchronising it on the device using calibre works perfectly, of course. Ideally, convert it to a KEPUB with calibre, then you can also scroll very smoothly and set additional reading options (font, spacing, etc.). Hope this helps :)
I cannot confirm or understand the problems.
Former employee
7 years ago
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The price could be adjusted downwards.
My experience with pdf and e-readers is not so good. I have a Kobo myself, works great with epub, but the navigation and presentation of pdf is relatively poor. It's still readable but I would rather consider a tablet (Android or Ipad) for pdf. (10.1" or so) hope this helps
A stylus doesn't make much sense, you could at most press the keys on the screen for notes, handwriting doesn't work. The input has quite a lot of delay, so fast writing is not really possible either. (I don't need notes, but even if I wanted to make some, it would be too tedious for me in the ebook.
Yes, you can use e.g. Calibre ( https://calibre-ebook.com/download ) to send an ebook (without DRM) with a mouse click on the reader. If you have an ebook with DRM, you should consult the manual: https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/fr... or the forums on the internet via your favourite search engine.
If you go to the Le Temps website, you can see that the epaper has nothing to do with an ebook format so the answer is no. There are still the pdf's proposed by Le Temps and which are supported by this reader but it really depends on the pdf. If it is necessary to zoom in, and this is certainly the case for a newspaper, it is not practical at all and the experience is very different from a tablet or a phone, but a reader is not really made for that. If it's just flipping through a pdf, no problem.
Former employee
9 years ago
Unfortunately, the requested eReader cannot be viewed in any of our shops. Only items labelled "Showroom" can be viewed in our shops. The corresponding shops are then listed under "Showroom" for the respective products.
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There is no supported lending service in Switzerland.
When I asked Kobo, they replied as soon as the libraries in the area offer this lending option, it will be activated.
Former user
9 years ago
Former employee
9 years ago
As soon as the book cover is available from our supplier, we will include the item in our range. However, we cannot yet say when this will be the case.
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