With the launch of the B7, Bigme is competing with the popular Boox Go Color 7 (which also released their 2nd Gen last week of April 2025). Bigme has really upped the ante on the specs of this one, surpassing the Boox variant in many areas, and it also has two features that the Go […]
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Boox just announced four new devices that are launched in China and will come to international markets soon- the Leaf 5 & 5C, Tab 13C and the Mira Pro Color. Update: All 4 eink devices have been released internationally as Go7, Go Color7, Tab XC and Mira Pro C and are available on the BooxShop.
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I recently purchased the Boox Note Air 4C from India so I can give you advice on the best way to go about buying Boox eink tablets and ereaders from this country. As you know, the process here is not straight-forward since they are not usually available on the main online stores and even when
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In this article, we will look at three 10 inch note-taking eink tablets- the Viwoods AiPaper, the Kindle Scribe by Amazon and Remarkable 2. The first two both have 300 PPI while the Remarkable 2 is 227. Only the AiPaper have open android OS where you can install any app of your choice. The other
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Both of these devices run on Android 13 and are 10 inch note-taking tablets but the Boox Note Air 4C is color while the AiPaper is monochrome. One is better than the other depending on your needs- the AiPaper has more clarity since it has one less layer on the screen. But if you like
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Both the Supernote A5X2 and the ViWoods AiPaper were released in 2024 and both are well received in the e-ink note-taking community. But they are to different devices though mainly due to their softwares and operating system. The A5X2 is mainly for those serious about note-taking and reading, while the aiPaper can serve as an
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Hannspree has released their Hybri Monitor in Taiwan. It is a 23.8″ TLCD monitor which means it is transflective, which allows for it to be lit up by ambient light, similar to e-ink and RLCD, as well as have the option for backlight. This is possible because it has tiny holes in its reflective coating,
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Dasung has achieved the unthinkable, they actually did it. Last year when they released their 40hz monitors I commented that we will likely see 60 hz monitors from them in 2025 or early 2026. I was sure of that. But even I didn’t think it’d happen this soon. I mean what the company is doing
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In 2024 two e-ink note-taking tablets that cross the usual 10″ size amrk were released- the Boox Note Max and the Remarkable Paper Pro. But they’re two totally different devices whether it be the display screen, colors or operating system. check out their specs in the table below-
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Boox released many awesome e-ink devices in 2024- two of which are the Note Max and Note Air 4C. They are two very different note-taking tablets and in the table below we can see their many differences in features and hardware.
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