[machinogodzilla]

Originally Posted by Randy11

Hi Machinogodzilla,

Very good table, thanks to give this comparison. You give the screen's name, but not the resolution in DPI. It could be interesting to have them.

For me, using a finger to change a page it's not necessary.

Hi Randy, thanks. If my maths is correct they all are 150 dpi. Yes, I also don't care much about the touch for a large screen like this but having choice is good, some people may still want to easily zoom in and out, which admittedly is a pain using a pen.

Originally Posted by Question Mark

Nice chart. However, you list the Good e-Reader device as being "inductive, pen based". I was under the impression that it was capacitive and supported both finger and pen use. I think that is one of the features which makes it tempting to many people.

Thanks and yeah, true-true, I corrected that entry. Good e-Reader doesn't emphasise it an awful lot on their campaign pages.

Originally Posted by fgdas

PocketBook CAD and Icarus are not happening. Vaporware.

Yep, I saw that being said by *people* about Good e-Reader and Boox Max too. Yet, the first managed to get 305% of its $42,000 target so far, which I think is quite impressive, and Boox Max is already shipping. I prefer to remain optimistic especially that I find PocketBook CAD increasingly attractive, despite not being impressed with their 902 model I had back in the day. I especially didn't like the lack of communication which policy they seem to carry on with so I can understand the sentiment.

Even Good e-Reader, who while making a good progress haven't completed their campaign yet, made statement like this. I find that quite funny, looks like the war of words is truly on Other players get nervous too. Hopefully there will be some survivors!

Originally Posted by fgdas

Netronix "developed" their own dual touch:

Is this sarcasm. Can you elaborate more?

Originally Posted by xtech

"USB host" ... line may be added.

So far I've read that Good e-Reader doesn't have it. Neither does Boox Max it appears.