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Boox Unveils 3 Android 16 E-Paper Devices, Including 2 With Color Displays
Boox has unveiled 3 new e-paper devices running Android 16. The lineup includes the phone-sized Boox Palma 3, the 10.3-inch Note Air6 C and the more compact Note Mini C. The Note Air6 C is already on sale, while the other 2 models will be released soon. The Palma 3 is the successor to the Palma 2, released in 2024. The main changes involve the software and body.
The Palma 3 has an anodized aluminum frame. Its fiberglass rear panel resembles the surface of paper. The device measures 159 x 78 x 7.8 mm and weighs 195 g. This makes it 25 g heavier than the Palma 2. It also weighs more than the 170 g Palma 2 Pro and the 138 g ViWoods AiPaper Reader. For comparison, the Palma 2 Pro has a color display and 8 GB of RAM. Following the release of the Picco, the Palma 3 is no longer Boox's smallest e-reader. The Palma 3 will run Android 16. The previous Palma 2 had Android 13, while the Palma 2 Pro had Android 15. The e-paper display measures 6.13 inches and has a resolution of 824 x 1648 pixels. The screen has a pixel density of 300 pixels per inch. The front light offers warm and cool color options, making reading in the dark more comfortable. The model has 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. A microSD card slot is included for expanding the storage. It also has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a USB-C port, a fingerprint sensor and automatic screen rotation. A 16 MP camera with an LED light is located on the back. The speaker and microphones have also been retained. The volume buttons can be used to turn pages. As with the previous generation, the battery has a capacity of 3,950 mAh.
The Palma 3 supports the InkSense Plus stylus, or electronic pen. The ViWoods AiPaper Reader does not support a stylus and does not have a camera. The stylus is sold separately for $46 (about 78 manats). The reader will have a starting price of $339.99 (about 580 manats). During the initial discount period, the price will fall to $319.99 (about 540 manats). The standard price is $60 (about 100 manats) higher than the Palma 2's launch price. However, it is cheaper than the $399.99 (about 680 manats) Palma 2 Pro. An exact release date has not yet been announced.
The Note Air6 C has a 10.3-inch color display. Users can write on the screen with the Pen3 stylus included in the box. The Dual Notes feature splits the screen, allowing notes to be added to 2 documents at the same time. According to Boox, the new processor and display mode increase operating speed by up to 40 percent. AI features convert speech to text and help scan documents. The battery has a capacity of 3,700 mAh. The model starts at $579 (about 980 manats). The color of the front light can be adjusted to suit the conditions. Orders for the Note Mini C have not opened yet. The model will have an 8.52-inch Kaleido 3 color e-paper display. The device has an 8-core processor, while the front light makes reading easier in low-light conditions. The battery has a capacity of 3,150 mAh. Despite being smaller, the device will cost $579 (about 980 manats). Its price will therefore be the same as the Note Air6 C.
The Palma 3 has an anodized aluminum frame. Its fiberglass rear panel resembles the surface of paper. The device measures 159 x 78 x 7.8 mm and weighs 195 g. This makes it 25 g heavier than the Palma 2. It also weighs more than the 170 g Palma 2 Pro and the 138 g ViWoods AiPaper Reader. For comparison, the Palma 2 Pro has a color display and 8 GB of RAM. Following the release of the Picco, the Palma 3 is no longer Boox's smallest e-reader. The Palma 3 will run Android 16. The previous Palma 2 had Android 13, while the Palma 2 Pro had Android 15. The e-paper display measures 6.13 inches and has a resolution of 824 x 1648 pixels. The screen has a pixel density of 300 pixels per inch. The front light offers warm and cool color options, making reading in the dark more comfortable. The model has 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. A microSD card slot is included for expanding the storage. It also has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a USB-C port, a fingerprint sensor and automatic screen rotation. A 16 MP camera with an LED light is located on the back. The speaker and microphones have also been retained. The volume buttons can be used to turn pages. As with the previous generation, the battery has a capacity of 3,950 mAh. The Palma 3 supports the InkSense Plus stylus, or electronic pen. The ViWoods AiPaper Reader does not support a stylus and does not have a camera. The stylus is sold separately for $46 (about 78 manats). The reader will have a starting price of $339.99 (about 580 manats). During the initial discount period, the price will fall to $319.99 (about 540 manats). The standard price is $60 (about 100 manats) higher than the Palma 2's launch price. However, it is cheaper than the $399.99 (about 680 manats) Palma 2 Pro. An exact release date has not yet been announced. The Note Air6 C has a 10.3-inch color display. Users can write on the screen with the Pen3 stylus included in the box. The Dual Notes feature splits the screen, allowing notes to be added to 2 documents at the same time. According to Boox, the new processor and display mode increase operating speed by up to 40 percent. AI features convert speech to text and help scan documents. The battery has a capacity of 3,700 mAh. The model starts at $579 (about 980 manats). The color of the front light can be adjusted to suit the conditions. Orders for the Note Mini C have not opened yet. The model will have an 8.52-inch Kaleido 3 color e-paper display. The device has an 8-core processor, while the front light makes reading easier in low-light conditions. The battery has a capacity of 3,150 mAh. Despite being smaller, the device will cost $579 (about 980 manats). Its price will therefore be the same as the Note Air6 C.