The Note 2 is a slim, light tablet at 9.84 by 7.0 by 0.27 inches (HWD) and 13.33 ounces. It is black plastic, and the flat-front E Ink screen has a sizable bezel around it. The screen is 10.3-inch and ...

Onyx is one of only a handful of companies making devices with E Ink screens larger than 7 inches, and the company is bringing two new models to market next month. Onyx says both models should ship in ...

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The Onyx Boox Max Lumi 2, Onyx Boox Note Air 2 and Onyx Boox Note 5 are now available for pre-order from Good e-Reader. Each of these digital note taking devices come with a free case and stylus. They ...

The Onyx Boox Note Air 2 has many benefits over the original model. It is using a new writing film that helps provide better stylus interactions, so it doesn’t feel like you are writing on a glass ...

I’m an avid user of Onyx Boox E Ink devices. I love the tablets for numerous reasons, and I still use my Boox Go 10.3 for ...

The Onyx Boox Note Air is an e-reader for tinkerers. It blurs the line between a true e-reader and an Android tablet, offering the e-reader's specialized display without running on a locked-down fork ...

Yes, the Boox Note Air 5C is less expensive than a Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. It's still not cheap by any standard.

The Onyx BOOX Note Air2 Plus features a 10.3 inch E Ink touchscreen display, support for pressure-sensitive pen input, and an operating system based on Android 11. While it would be easy to think of ...

Manufacturers frame tablets as your next PC. The Boox Note Air5 C takes a different approach. It doesn’t want to replace your laptop; it wants to replace your paper.

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