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remo26 · 07-01-2016, 06:14 AM

Thanks for the input. I would happily wait for a new Sony product, but it doesn't look like a replacement is coming. While you're right that reliability for pdf mark-up is a concern, it does not have to be in real time. So, some playing around to find the right app is okay. However, scribbling notes on blank e-ink is a must. Can it reliably save notes on the fly? Again, this unit is not for me, but my wife. She is now set on the 9.7" unit rather than 13.3". Any thoughts on my questions about RAM difference in the 2 models, OneNote, organizing notes, and linking notes to calendar alarms? I thought that maybe people thought these are not so relevant questions because they are related to Android more than the N96; however, if these work fairly reliably on this unit, it would probably be enough for me to make the purchase. So, I didn't want to know if in principle it can do these tasks, but in practice that it doesn't crash or otherwise bug out.

07-01-2016, 06:14 AM	#167
remo26 Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2016 Device: Onyx Boox N96	Thanks for the input. I would happily wait for a new Sony product, but it doesn't look like a replacement is coming. While you're right that reliability for pdf mark-up is a concern, it does not have to be in real time. So, some playing around to find the right app is okay. However, scribbling notes on blank e-ink is a must. Can it reliably save notes on the fly? Again, this unit is not for me, but my wife. She is now set on the 9.7" unit rather than 13.3". Any thoughts on my questions about RAM difference in the 2 models, OneNote, organizing notes, and linking notes to calendar alarms? I thought that maybe people thought these are not so relevant questions because they are related to Android more than the N96; however, if these work fairly reliably on this unit, it would probably be enough for me to make the purchase. So, I didn't want to know if in principle it can do these tasks, but in practice that it doesn't crash or otherwise bug out.