Thank you for your replies, Synergi and Gimble.
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Originally Posted by gimble
Onyx's current 13.3" device supports both capacitive touch and stylus input. It is $100 more than the sony, but it is also faster and more responsive, especially with pdf files. The improved hardware specs makes it more capable and versatile as an android device.
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That sounds good, but there are two things I've read about Onyx that hold me back:
a) Someone said that the Boox Max 2 crashes when you write to long texts with the pen.
b) I've heard that the notes can only be exportet in png format, whereas I need them in pdf.
Do you know if this is true? If this two points are not real, than Onyx will probably be my favourite.
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Originally Posted by Synergi
The new iPad that came out supports pen but you have to buy it separately. Out readers (kindle paper white, husbands onyx book, Samsung Tab A, and Tab S3, I like iPad 2018 or pro. LiquidText pdf reader (look it up on YouTube it’s amazing) is almost reason enough to buy it alone.
I don’t think you can get more simple than iOS.
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This liquid text application looks great. I'll inform myself about it, even so I'm normally shying away from apple products because they seem to me like a closed environment.
iOS is probably very simple, but I meant the fact that most of the eInk tablets offer nothing more than reading and writing which does not offer any distractions from work.