2-in-1 Android electronic paper tab with stylus and keyboard support![Onyx BOOX Tab Ultra]

Speaking of tablets equipped with electronic paper screens, e-readers have been prevalent until now.

However, in recent years, the boundaries of Android tablets have become ambiguous, and models equipped with Android, cameras, and models with a color screen appear.

Android electronic paper tab compatible with stylus coming soon as a caravan![بيجمي جالي]

An 8-inch “Bigme Galy” Android tablet using colored electronic paper called E Ink Gallery 3 will be released soon…

Lenovo is also expected to enter this category. ↓

Has the Lenovo “Yoga Paper” electronic paper tab appeared with a pen?

A leak has occurred that Lenovo is preparing a “Yoga Paper” pen-compatible electronic paper tablet. There are individual packaging boxes and pictures of the main body,…

Now, Onyx, which has released several tablets with electronic paper displays, has released a 10.3-inch 2-in-1 “Onyx BOOX Tab Ultra” model that supports both stylus and keyboard.

As for the specs, the SoC has an octa-core Qualcomm chip (model number unknown), a 10.3-inch E Ink display (227 x 1404) (227 ppi), 4GB of LPDDR4x RAM, and 128GB of UFS2 storage. 1, Android 11, and a 6,300 mAh battery. Here I am.

Equipped with a speaker and microphone, the size of 225 x 184.5 x 6.7 mm, and its weight is 480 grams. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0, and the power button acts as a fingerprint authentication sensor.

In addition to the stylus, keyboard cases and magnetic sleeves are also available as options.

This module is available on the official Onyx website.This pageSo, it’s $599.99 (about 88,000 yen). It’s a Snapdragon 600 series and pricey compared to the specs, but it’s an electronic paper tab that can be used as a “normal” Android tablet, so it might be good for those that cater to them.

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