The e-ink market keeps expanding, with devices aimed at readers who want larger screens, more flexible note-taking, and fewer ecosystem compromises. Today, PocketBook launched the PocketBook InkPad One, adding another large-format option to a category that’s starting to feel genuinely competitive. Rather than a tablet replacement, the InkPad One is a reader-first device built for consuming and annotating books, marking up documents, and borrowing from libraries, all without the price or lock-in of many alternatives.
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