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Amazon may balk at releasing a Kindle with anything larger than a 7″ screen, but that we do have other options for large screen ereaders out there.

There have never been a lot of choices for larger ereaders, but we’ve always had at least a few options. For example, Irex released the first true large-screen ereader in 2006. That was the 8″ Illiad, and it was soon followed by other Irex models, and then the Kindle DX in early 2009.

Here’s a roundup of the larger E-ink ereaders that are currently available in March 2019.

Amazon

The Kindle oasis 2 has a 7″ screen. That hardly qualifies as a _larger_ ereader, although it technically is larger than the Paperwhite. You can buy the Oasis from Amazon for $249.

Apple

In early April 2018 Apple launched the Apple Reader, a 7.9″ ereader that costs $499 (no, not really).

Jezetek

This is a Hong Kong based mobile device developer. They have shown off 10.3″, 7.8″, and 13.3″ ereaders at trade shows, but I don’t know that any of the devices have been shipped.

Remarkable

Released in late 2017, the Remarkable is a brilliant writing slate with limited ereader abilities. It has beautiful hardware built around a 10.3″ screen with a great stylus, but its software is still limited and it is not really a very good ereader.

You can buy one today for $499.

Wiskey

Wiskey is a Chinese startup that is developing several ereaders, but that is about all we know about it. This company is about to launch (in late March 2019) a 10.3″ Android ereader called the Eewrite E-Pad. It is promised to cost $699 during the crowd-funding campaign.

Pocketbook

Pocketbook has released a couple 9.7″ and 8″ ereaders over the years, but its current plus-sized catalog is limited to only one model, the Pocketbook 740 (aka the InkPad 3). It has a 7.8″ screen.

You can find it in Europe.

Boeye (Boyue)

This company has been teasing a 10.3″ ereader for a a bout a year before releasing it as the Likebook Note. Alas, they did not update the OS while they perfected the hardware.

Boeye also makes the Likebook Muses, a 7.8″ ereader that sells for $313, the Likebook Plus, a model with much better hardware that sells for $199, the Likebook Mars, which costs $249, and the Likebook Mimas, a 10.3″ ereader that retails for 394 euros.

Onyx

Onyx has had a lot of large screen ereaders, but most are available in just one market or another, and most models were replaced within a couple years.

• The Boox Chronos, for example, is a 9.7″ ereader that is sold only in Russia. It cost $346 when it shipped in September 2017.
• The Boox Note launched in January 2018 with a 10.3″ screen and a $551 price tag. It can be bought online in three different flavors with different prices and specs: Note (376 euros), Note Plus (413 euros), and Note Pro (524 euros).
• The Boox Nova Pro has a 7.8″ screen and costs 263 euros.
• The Boox Max 2 Pro is Onyx’s third flagship 13.3″ ereader. It retails for 713 euros.

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Netronix

This company makes at least two large-screen ereaders that we know of, and possibly a third (the evidence in inconclusive).

The Kobo Aura One is a 7.8″ ereader made by Netronix and carrying the Kobo brand. You can buy it for $279. The Kobo Forma is an 8″ ereader, and it too costs $279.

Netronix also makes Sony’s DPT-CP1 writing slate.

Speaking of Sony –

Sony

Sony is still selling its second 13.3″ writing slate, the DPT-RP1. This device has two touchscreens, and retails for $699.

Windows operating systems only

If you installed SMART Ink on a computer with AdobeReader XI or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, you can use the SMART Ink plugin for Adobe Acrobat Reader to write or draw in PDF files.

Tip

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To confirm that the SMART Ink plugin is installed, go to Adobe Acrobat Reader and select Help > About Third-Party Plug-Ins > About SMART Ink plugin.

With Adobe Acrobat Reader and the SMART Ink plugin, you can write in, draw in and erase digital ink in PDF files. The SMART Ink plugin inserts digital ink in the PDF file as Adobe Acrobat Reader comments.

To write or draw in a PDF file

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1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

   Note

   If the author has restricted editing of the PDF file, a message appears. Ask the author to permit editing of the PDF file so that you can write or draw in it.

2. Use your SMART interactive product’s pen and the SMART Ink dynamic toolbar to write or draw in the PDF file (see Writing, drawing and erasing using SMART Ink 4).

To erase digital ink in a PDF file

1. Use your SMART interactive product’s eraser, your palm, your fist or the SMART Ink dynamic toolbar to erase digital ink in the PDF file (see Writing, drawing and erasing using SMART Ink 4).

You can label digital ink in situations where more than one person is writing or drawing in a PDF file at the same time. You can also use labels to differentiate digital ink notes. For example, in an architectural drawing, you could distinguish notes related to electrical systems from those related to plumbing systems.

To create a label

1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

2. Pick up your SMART interactive product’s pen.

3. Click Reviewing.

4. Press Add.

   The text conversion window appears.

5. Write the text for the label in the text conversion window.

   As you write, the text conversion window converts your handwriting to text.

   Notes

   • To display an on-screen keyboard, press Keyboard.

   • To remove existing text from the text conversion window, press Clear.

   • To edit text, use the editing marks in the bottom left corner of the text conversion window.

6. Press Accept.

To delete a label

1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

2. Pick up your SMART interactive product’s pen.

3. Click Reviewing.

4. Select the label, and then press Delete.

To label digital ink

1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

2. Pick up your SMART interactive product’s pen.

3. Click Reviewing, and then select a label.

4. Write or draw in the PDF file.

   The SMART Ink plugin applies the selected label to the digital ink.