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Originally Posted by bazz2004
I'm not sure why ottischwenk thinks being better than a Boox makes Boyue a good buy
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Very simple: Likebook devices are far superior to Boox devices in the area of data storage handling and I need a lot of space - my Alita has 160 GB of storage space, a size that Boox devices cannot keep up with.What Boox can do better has been reduced a lot with Android 8.1 - only split screen and some predefined shapes remain when drawing. That's why I bought Boox Note Air.
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unless he is affiliated to them in some way.
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The accusation is just ridiculous, all you have to do is know what you need.
Apart from that I have more Boox (5 - Note Air, Nova 2, Poke 2, Poke Pro, Kepler Pro) than Likebook devices (3 - Alita, Ares, Air)
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These Android stable devices are an overpriced geek's dream. I've been happy with the Alita using it as a standard e-reader but several times over the last week mine has gone to a black screen - battery at 70%. Restarting it put it right but this is not a great sign.
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For reading I use reading devices such as the Tolino Epos 2, it weighs 195 g and I can hold it comfortably in my hand. On this device I have opened the Android below and I can read with my favorite app.
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I doubt a faster processor matters with these devices. Without A2 mode the Alita is pretty slow which I'd guess is down to the screen technology and OS.
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The OS is innocent of this - it's exclusively the screen technology that I made a conscious decision to use.
But you just make yourself ridiculous if you grumble about a device and a brand / manufacturer, if you bought it without knowing why and because you are not able to do what you originally intended.