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The Boox Palma 2 has a faster processor and adds a fingerprint reader
Boox has announced the Palma 2, the next version of its popular smartphone-sized e-reader. The Palma 2 addresses some of the original’s shortcomings, with a faster processor to address the original’s laggy interface and by running a newer version of Android.
This Boox e-reader is a follow-up to its uniquely adorable Palma
Boox is one of the few e-reader companies exploring the liminal space between tablets and laptops. With its 13.3-inch screen and the pictured folio keyboard, the Note Max is essentially an E Ink Chromebook. And as of right now, no other OEM sells a 13.3-inch device (Boox also sells the 13.3-inch Tab X, but the Max is $200 cheaper).
Kindles and Kobos are relatively comfortable to use, but if those are too big and restrictive, the smartphone-like Boox Palma ...
Onyx Boox has taken the wraps off of the Palma 2 e-reader device which comes with a faster processor and a more recent ...
Boox announced a trio of devices on October 23: the Palma 2, the Note Air4 C, and it teased the upcoming Note Max. The ...
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Why Boox's New E-Ink Devices Could Change How We Work and ReadE-ink devices are great for working in flow without the distractions that you might experience when using a regular computer ...
BOOX has a couple e-readers getting upgrades right now, including its Palma 2 with an ePaper screen the size of your phone.
The Palma 2 is up for preorder right now at $279.99 (around £ 230 / AU$450), with a new and improved chipset and Android 13 ...
The Onyx Boox P6 Little White Horse e-reader - as a direct Google translation of the Chinese text revealed - has now been ...
The Onyx BOOX P6 is a phone-sized device that’s sort of what you’d get if you crossed a Kindle and a smartphone. Lika a phone ...
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