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Originally Posted by Randy11
 it's my opinion too.
Yes, the device's price is high, some function exists (WEB, video, APK), but it's an e-reader, mainly make to read.
I'm now focused on the softwares to read : NeoReader2 and Librera. Taking notes is useful. And for the videos, I confirm the full HD is impossible, but for some WEB courses is sufficient. |
This maybe your opinion but it is definately not as it is being sold in reviews....
https://goodereader.com/blog/electro...-reader-review
"It is brimming with great hardware and
does not lock you into a walled garden like Sony and Remarkable does"
"The entire
software experience is utterly amazing, apps instantly load and drawing has minimal latency. I was certainly not disappointed with any delays, which was surprising."
"
The stylus performance is superb"
"These devices were all marketed as a digital note taker, aimed at professionals and students that wanted a replacement to paper. The company also hyped Android
as being more open than standard Linux based readers and Google Play."
"It does not lock you into a closed ecosystem like the Sony Digital Paper or the Remarkable.
You have complete freedom to download and install any apps you want and customize tons of UI features."
"Onyx made the call to launch the Note with Android 6.0, which makes it the only brand in the world to run it.
This opens up hundreds of thousands of additional apps you can install and run properly."
"The Note is recommended for anyone who wants to take digital notes and wants their device to
last weeks, without a charge."