I have been wanting to have an e-reader so I can stop piling up physical books (takes a lot of space) and im not sure if i should straight buy an e-reader (do they have programmed obsolence issues too?) or an affordable and durable netbook/notebook/tablet
Book transfers are supported by the device itself, no extra software required. It genuinely acts as a USB thumb drive once permission to give access to the PC is allowed on the device, similar to an Android phone. Once a book is put onto it and it’s unplugged, it will automatically find the book and add it to the library screen.
The h2o model is also waterproof, which was a unique feature at the time, while the new Kobo models are all waterproof.
Very interesting, thank you for clarifying and the other informations, i might look if I can find an used Kobo h2o
+1 to this, I have a Libra 2 that I think is pretty much the same as the h2o and it’s great
Good to know, thanks!