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It would be cheaper to get a mid-range Android device for $350 and install a minimalist launcher.
I am surprised they only included 128 GB storage in a device that costs $800 (and that's US style list prices, so it will be closer to ~$900 after VAT/import duties and so on...)
Less is more $.
Yeah, you can install Olauncher or similar launcher application.
The more you buy, the more you save...
Oh wait...
Or get one of the NxtPaper devices, if you really want e-ink