(I didn’t manage to highlight this flaw in a photo, so it’s not much) I’m quibbling, but it’s always good to clarify. So, if the brightness is low but the light filter is high enough, there is a slightly dark halo at the bottom of the screen. The only problem is that this lighting has a small flaw: in a certain configuration, it is not uniform. You can also if you don’t want to bother, let the e-reader automatically choose the brightness and orange tint settings that it deems most appropriate. We can therefore activate the SmartLight function to give the screen a more or less orange tint. Overall, the lighting is quite spectacular since you can finely adjust the light output to find a light that is perfect for reading. I did not notice any problems with this aspect of the reader.įinally, there is new lighting that filters out blue light. The touch layer is very responsive, which allows you to scroll through the pages, select menu items, and navigate the library with great ease.

So, the observation is simple: we know that we will be very comfortable reading. (1,404 x 1,872 pixels, or 300 dpi)Įither way, it’s the latest electronic ink technology that’s being used in this InkPad 3 and you just won’t get better in 2018 on a machine with such a large screen. The InkPad 3 e-reader screen This screen is magnificent.ĭespite boasting an impressive 7.8-inch diagonal, the resolution is more than enough that you can’t see any pixels. The first impression is therefore very good and it is with impatience that we want to turn on the e-reader … I specify that this is the default configuration since it is possible to configure this in the options to change the behavior of these buttons. By default, the functions are as follows: We, therefore, notice the disappearance of the 3.5 mm jack port, but we have a cable that serves as an adapter.Īnd, as I’ll explain to you when I talk about Text-to-Speech, that’s a pretty good thing.įinally, there are 4 buttons on the front, quite discreet but easily accessible even in the dark. On the edge, at the bottom of the e-reader, there is an on/off button, a micro-SD card port (the e-reader already has 8 GB of storage memory), and a USB port. We recognize the style and inspiration that comes from the latest Touch HD since it is the same design that is used for this InkPad 3. The e-reader feels very sturdy and is made of beautiful plastic that is pleasant to the touch.

a cable that allows the e-reader to be fitted with a 3.5 mm jack port.

a USB cable to connect the e-reader to a computer or to a charger (not supplied).

When we open we have the e-reader well protected but also some booklets (quick start, presentation of Tea) as well as two cables:

We are also told that 33 books (or extracts) are offered (on this subject, there is a little SF and sentimental reading and even a little bit-lit). The e-reader is therefore delivered in a beautiful box that summarizes on the back the main technical characteristics of the machine. Tea has accustomed us to beautiful and solid packaging and that of this new InkPad 3 e-reader is no exception to the rule. Packaging and presentation of the InkPad 3 e-reader 9 Technical specifications of the InkPad 3 e-reader.6 Text-to-speech: speech synthesis to transform ebooks into audiobooks.

5 Reading ebooks on Pocketbook InkPad 3 e-reader.1 Packaging and presentation of the InkPad 3 e-reader.

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