So far it has been a great e-book manager. I knew about Calibre, but had never used it.

I use the USB port to transfer books I've downloaded to my computer, and to charge the Kobo. Currently I use it infrequently, and have charged it maybe 4 or 5 times of the last yearĬonnectivity -WiFi 802.11 b/g/n and Micro USB. KOBO Libra H20 specificationĭisplay - 7 inch HD 300 PPI E Ink touchscreen with 1680 x 1264 resolutionĭimensions - 6.3 by 5.7 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and 6.8 ounces or 159 by 144 by 7.6 mm and 192gīattery - 1200 mAh. When asked what I wanted for Christmas this year by my wonderful girlfriend, I sent her a link to the KOBO Libra H20. I wanted not only and e-ink display, but also one that ran a linux operating system, and a reader that I could potentially put a different Linux distribution on, or modify myself somehow.

A tablet would probably be a nice compromise, but I really wanted to try out an e-ink display, and didn't want the potential distractions of a more multi-purpose device. If I don't keep my finger on the screen, it will go blank and then I have to make sure and press the power button to bring the screen back to life before it locks. Reading on my phone is doable, but is very annoying. I have wanted an e-ink based e-reader for a while. Summary: Rho`n talks about his new KOBO Libra H20 e-reader

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