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Originally Posted by ballballb
monitor mode. Many say it is too slow, and some even say it is unusable [...] I don't know if the latest update solved the problem or not.
1 In what mode the machine performs better as a writing tool? Android with keyboard, or connecting it to a PC as a second monitor? I personally prefer the second monitor mode, since it gives me more space to work.
2 Is the second monitor mode acceptable for word processing? Since I don't need grey scales to do my writing work, I think I can use the A2 mode. Is there an obvious delay when you type in the A2 mode?
3 How long the battery can last in the second monitor mode and the android mode respectively?
4 Bluetooth or usb keyboard, which one is better?
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You will also notice that some say the Monitor speed is usable: it depends on you.
I am not sure that "updates" are the key: E-Ink's EPD has at least a structural lag. Then, there are tricks to be known and it's a troubleshooting matter (if you find yourself in an odd situation).
Performance depends on your metrics. If your idea is "t(render) - t(keypress)", probably A2 on native Android EditText based. But that may not be a good metric. I can already advance: look, solutions are many, it will depend where you want to compromise. Desktop applications are more featureful.
I think desktop-based Office Automation is doable, there's a hint in one of my videos - I have not yet immersed in real-world extensive experience. It was encouraging enough to couple my Max2 with a mini-PC.
A2 vs greyscale is a matter of context.
A2 has a minimum delay of 125ms.
The system, (power-) offline, last hours, and online also the tablet is connected.
My BT keyboard lasts very long, but buy one with the most keys, best layout etc.
I am pretty sure you should skim through the relevant threads in the forum, there are a few.
Do that, then: the device offers you a myriad solutions.