Onyx launched two new ereaders on Sunday. The first is the Lumi, and the second is the Boox Note Air.
The Note Air is an update to Onyx”s 10.3″ ereader which adds an improved frontlight, better CPU, an improved writing experience. Like the Max Lumi, the Note Air runs Android 10 and is designed to compete in the tablet space. It is intended to be a replacement for the iPad, and it is priced low enough that it is a viable alternative.
The Note Air is going to ship early next month. Its retail price is $479.
Specs
- Screen: 10.3 ” Carta E-ink
- Resolution: 1404 x 1872 (227 ppi)
- Touchscreen: Wacom digitzier with stylus (4096 levels pressure sensitivity) + capacitive
- Frontlight: color-changing Moonlight 2
- CPU: 1.8Ghz Octa-core
- RAM: 3GB
- Internal Storage: 32GB
- Connectivity: Wifi, Bluetooth
- OS: Android 10.0
- Documents Formats: PDF(reflowable), PPT,EPUB, TXT, DJVU, HTML, RTF, FB2, DOC, MOBI, CHM
- Image Formats: PNG, JPG, TIFF, BMP
- Audio Formats: WAV, MP3
- Expansion Interface: USB Type-C (support OTG)
- Monitor Interface: micro HDMI
- Speeder: yes
- Battery: 3Ah
- Dimensions: 229.4 × 195.4 × 5.8 mm
- Weight: 420g
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