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E-Reader companies are super charging their products with 256 levels of grayscale - Vimarsana News

E-Reader companies are super charging their products with 256 levels of grayscale

The gold standard for modern e-readers from companies like Amazon, Kobo and Barnes and Noble is 16 levels of grayscale for their black and white e-paper display

Onyx Boox Tab X review: sometimes size does matter when it comes to ereaders - Vimarsana News

Onyx Boox Tab X review: sometimes size does matter when it comes to ereaders

It caters to a very specific audience, but if you’re keen on an A4-size ereader and note taker, the Onyx Boox Tab X might be worth the splurge.

Latest Onyx Boox update introduces several new features - Vimarsana News

Latest Onyx Boox update introduces several new features

Onyx Boox has started to roll out a new update which it said is going to be applicable for the following devices - Tab8, Tab10, and Tab13, Note 5+, Note X and

Onyx BOOX Tab X debuts as a new e-ink tablet with a dedicated "Smooth Refresh" GPU - Vimarsana News

Onyx BOOX Tab X debuts as a new e-ink tablet with a dedicated "Smooth Refresh" GPU

BOOX touts its latest 13.3-inch Android e-reader as one with the GPU power to confer the "Super Refresh Technology" necessary to make different tasks such as scrolling or note-taking as "smooth" as it can. The Tab X also benefits from a "clearer" screen and a "larger" battery, despite also being slimmer than its last-gen counterpart of the same size and starting price.

Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus review: E Ink meets iPad? - Vimarsana News

Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus review: E Ink meets iPad?

The sleek Boox Note Air 2 Plus is a mighty E Ink tablet that proves there's more to the screen tech than Kindles and Kobos

Source: t3.com