Onyx has been prodding another Boox Note Max E Ink note pad for a very long time at this point, and has recently distributed the full specs of the gadget on the web - and in light of the subtleties recorded here, it very well may be the note-taking record I've been hanging tight quite a while for.
According to the posting (through Notebookcheck), the gadget is 4.6 mm (0.18 inches) slight, and accompanies an A4-sized, 13.3-inch HD E Ink Carta 1300 screen - it runs at a goal of 3,200 x 2,400 pixels, which is a sharp 300 pixels-per-inch. The record will uphold the Boox pointer contact, with 4,096 degrees of strain responsiveness.
In the engine we have an anonymous 2.8GHz octa-center processor, 6GB of Slam, and 128GB of stockpiling - once more, noteworthy for an e-paper tablet like this. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 are upheld, and there are double speakers and a receiver worked in. The battery limit is recorded as 3,700mAh, and the load as 615 grams (21.7 ounces).
On the product side, the tablet runs a changed variant of Android 13, with help for outsider applications. Record types including EPUB, EPUB3, AZW3, CBR, CBZ, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, HTML and TXT can be seen. The gadget can show PNG, JPG, BMP, and Altercation pictures, as well as play WAV and MP3 sound records.
While we can't completely pass judgment on the Boox Note Maximize until it's really, those specs propose it'll have areas of strength for a for being one of the most incredible gadgets of its sort when it dispatches - and our Surprising 2 survey and Fuel Copyist survey will fill you in regarding the high bar that the new E Ink record must reach.
As somebody who's been searching for a gadget somewhere close to a telephone and a PC - however without every one of the interruptions of a Surface Star or one of the most incredible iPads - the Boox Note Max truly requests. From everything we can say up to this point, that screen will be a delight to use, in the two its sharpness and responsiveness (however I would've loved a front light, as well).
However, the flexibility truly stands apart here: support for an extensive variety of digital book and report configurations, and outsider Android applications. Taking a gander at the promotion symbolism, I'll have the option to stack up any semblance of Gmail, Trello, Evernote, and Thought, without stressing over more diverting applications or games.
The US cost has been set at $649.99 (with a pointer), which is generally £510/€615/AU$1,015 with a straight money change (however UK purchasers for the most part need to import Onyx items). Concerning a day for kickoff, all we know is it will be at some point right on time in 2025.