Thread: What is the Boox n96ml like as a tablet? (In a2 mode)
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Old 02-28-2018, 10:08 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Waiting4somethin View Post
In addition to what I was saying about response, this element is apparently well handled by the remarkable tablet, which has a cpu slower than the Icarus (same as the n96ml though), the specs page states that it uses “Codex, a custom Linux-based OS optimized for low-latency e-paper”.

So latency is important, as well as page loading times.
Sorry - what latency are we talking about?
The latency of Remarkable's screen must be identical to that of the Onyx Max2's screen. Their «low-latency e-paper» expression must compare it to past or arcane e-paper products, or maybe Champollion will help translate.
With the current displays from E-Ink, latency is pretty much a physically constrained value, 125ms with A2 and more with other update modes.

I don't think that Android will add much to that latency.
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