BOX, a company that makes e -ink gear Palm -shaped devices to Desktop monitorIs a new pair of editors. Go to 7 and color 7 (General II) Combine the farm element like a burning oasis with Android 13. For the first time in this lineup, they support handwriting, courtesy $ 46 styles. And since e -ink pills ship with the Play Store, you can use any e -bookstore front of your choice.
The Box Go Collar uses 7 (General II) E -Ink Clyido 3 Tech, which is also found in Kobo Labra Color and burning clory. (However, Amazon changed the latter with a custom display stack.) Like these rivals, the color content in the killer 7 shows in 150 PPI and in black and white 300 ppi.
Meanwhile, Go 7 has a monochrome carta 1300 monochrome display that shows content in 300 ppI.
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Both devices have an unprotected form factor with the physical page turn button. They are the latest designs affected by Kundal Owais, which was closed by Amazon last year. The variations of this form are also found in the Labra, Sage and Alpsa lines. If you have never tried any of them, they are made more and more ease of ease in one hand.
One of the benefits of Bocus readers is that, since they run Android and include the Play Store, so you can install whatever reading app you like. Note -taking apps, browsers, mail clients, social apps or your desire for your desire. (But don’t expect anything to be used with video on e -ink screens.)
Each of the Go 7 and Go Collar 7 has 4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage and microSD support. Each device weighs 195 grams (6.9oz).
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Although both readers support notes, highlights and mark -up PEN pen input, you have to spend more to enjoy it. The reason for this is that, along with the devices, is launching the Box $ 46 Inoxanus Styles With 4,096 pressure levels of sensitivity. The pen, which looks like a slightly gray apple pencil, has a multi-function button and recharge through the USB-C.
You can order $ 250 Monochrome Go 7 before BOX’s website Today, the company expects it to ship around May 7. Meanwhile, 0 280 Go Color 7 has been listed as “soon”.
This article was originally published on Enoget
