As a reading maniac who kept running out of drawers to stuff books into, the first device I ever begged for as a kid was an e-reader. More specifically, a Kindle. Given the unfortunate lack of ...

E-ink technology has come a long way since the early days of Kindle and Nook, but the BOOX Note Air 4C is pushing e-ink beyond simple black-and-white reading devices into something more flexible for ...

E‑ink tablets sit somewhere between Kindles, iPads, and paper notebooks. Their electronic‑ink displays look like real paper rather than a glowing LCD, and they support stylus input, handwriting, and ...

The Note Air 4C is an easy-to-use e-ink tablet that does a great job of being an e-ink tablet, but conventional tablets are starting to jump into this territory too. Shenzhen-based Onyx is back with a ...

REVIEW – e-ink tablets have gained traction outside of e-readers as productivity devices, though they have often required compromise. Whether due to proprietary software or lackluster hardware, there ...

Boox just announced a refresh of its popular Note Air E Ink tablet. The Boox Note Air 6C features plenty of upgrades, many of them related to speed. This is a very good thing as E Ink devices excel at ...

Questionable power button and USB port position Poor support for third-party sketching apps No option for cellular connectivity Lacks automatic brightness control The phrases "Android tablet" and ...

The Boox Note Air 3 C is the best color e-ink tablet we've tried. Just don't expect to get an iPad, even though you're paying iPad prices. The $499 Boox Note Air 3 C is, broadly speaking, a cross ...

I’ll be honest, I’m not a huge reader. I might read three to four books a year. I do enjoy a good comic book binge a few times a year, though. In this vein, I’ve always felt that an e-ink display of ...