You probably wouldn't think to use a Boox tablet as a photo frame, but it makes for a great modern-feeling decoration.

Boox has announced two new E Ink tablets, the Go 7 and Go Color 7 Gen II with stylus support. Both tablets operate on Android 13, with the key distinction being that the Go 7 features a monochrome E ...

If you’re into comics, digital magazines, or creative sketches, the updated Go Color 7 Gen II adds a color Kaleido 3 display with 4096 colors. It still runs Android 13, has the same compact form ...

Onyx has been selling eBook readers with E Ink displays under the Onyx BOOX brand for more than a decade, and in recent years the company has expanded its product lineup to include models with E Ink ...

In 2024, Google named Boox one of the 100 best products of the year, despite the fact that our editors had never heard of the brand. They offer an expansive range of tablets that work like Kindles but ...

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Over the past couple of years, Boox has emerged as one of the most ambitious brands in a segment where Amazon’s Kindles have been the go-to choice. The brand makes monochrome and color E Ink devices ...

The new Onyx BOOX Note Air4 C is a 10.3 inch tablet with a 10.3 inch E Ink Kaleido 3 color display capable of showing 4096 colors, support for touchscreen and pressure-sensitive pen input, and an ...

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