I am seeking confirmation from Kobo at this time. The screen resolution is not stated in the listing, so I assumed that the old spec remained unchanged. It would be exciting to see something other than a 6″ ereader on the market. It’s not clear whether they’re running a limited time sale or testing the market to see interest for a new model, but I hope for the latter.
#Sale your kobo tablet for free
That’s an incredibly appealing price, especially when we recall that Mini owners on MobileRead say that you can install Kobo’s latest firmware on the Mini. which converts your book to EPUB and several other formats for free and distributes it for sale through Barnes & Noble, Apple, Kobo, and other ebook. Priced at 260, plus another 40 for the Kobo Stylus that’s not included, the Sage will offer the same experience as the Elipsa doesnote-taking, drawing, as well as the ability to markup ebooks. Kobo is selling the Mini on its website in a four day sale for $49, making it (for a short time) the cheapest mainstream ereader on the market. It doesn’t have a frontlight, but the 5″ screen has a screen resolution of 800 x 600 (*), for a density of 200ppi. That is not nearly as impressive now as it was 3 years ago, when the Mini debuted, but when it comes to 5″ ereaders that is the best you can get at this time. Put conventional paper aside and think bigger with an intuitive note-taking experience and an expansive 10.3 touchscreen. It has 2GB internal storage (but no microSD card slot), and Wifi. 399.99 349.99 Save 50.00 or 4 interest-free payments of 87.50 with Mark up eBooks Create notebooks Includes Kobo Stylus and SleepCover Add To Cart One eReader. Launched in fall 2012, the Mini features a 5″ Pearl E-ink screen. Specially designed for your precious 6-inch Kobo Clara HD e-Reader tablet, this case features a simple and elegant design made from premium synthetic leather. If you like your ereaders small then I have some good news for you. Kobo has quietly brought back the Kobo Mini, and is currently selling it for $49 (with a free case).
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