From 83e4134d33005c61abed4db0feac9b564bd62091 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: freitzzz <1160907@isep.ipp.pt>
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2024 16:02:00 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] docs: add misisng link

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 ## Why?
 
-I've recently acquired a PocketBook e-book reader ([PocketBook Verse HD]()), and despite these devices being known as cheap e-readers, they have a neat drop-in feature called **Send-To-PockeBook**. It allows users to remotely send a document/e-book to their devices by sending an e-mail to their `@pbsync.com` account with the document in attachement. The document is then downloaded and stored locally on the device.
+I've recently acquired a PocketBook e-book reader ([PocketBook Verse](https://www.amazon.com/PocketBook-Eye-Friendly-Touchscreen-Adjustable-SMARTlight/dp/B0CGVTJ47Z)), and despite these devices being known as cheap e-readers, they have a neat drop-in feature called **Send-To-PockeBook**. It allows users to remotely send a document/e-book to their devices by sending an e-mail to their `@pbsync.com` account with the document in attachement. The document is then downloaded and stored locally on the device.
 
 The value proposition of this extension is allowing users to use this functionality directly from their active browser tab, without leaving the tab that has the document they would like to read on their PocketBook.