There are several options available for those looking to greatly expand their e-book reading experience to fit the proportions of their tablet, including the Remarkable 2, Kindle Scribe, and Lenovo’s new Smart Paper. Onyx International went big with the launch of the Tab X.
The Tab X features a 13.3-inch E Ink Mobius/Carta 1250 display with 2,200 x 1,650 resolution, with capacitive touch and cold/warm, flicker-free front lighting. Users can of course read e-books on the big screen thanks to his versatile NeoReader app, but users who regularly capture documents are also more likely to be able to view his A4 pages without resizing. Evaluate.
A second inductive touch layer lets you take notes, annotate, and doodle using the included Pen2 Pro stylus (with eraser function), but the device also supports input from a Bluetooth keyboard. , which can increase productivity.
The new graphics processor features Boox Super Refresh technology for faster on-screen response and refresh with four new refresh modes configured for different tasks. The inclusion of the SNOW field feature allows for partial updates when simple text documents are on screen with minimal artifacts.
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Inside the E Ink tablet is Qualcomm octa-core processing supported by 6 GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 128 GB of UFS2.1 storage, there is dual-band Wi-Fi and the device has a It runs Android 11.
Actual battery life isn’t stated, but the 6,300 mAh Lithium-Ion battery has plenty of capacity for long-term use away from a wall outlet. It also has an integrated speaker and microphone for listening to audiobooks.
The Tab X is encased in a durable aluminum/magnesium alloy, and the display is also covered in protective glass. It currently retails for US$879.99. This includes his tri-fold case and extra nib if purchased from the Boox shop.
Product Page: Onyx Boox Tab X
