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Originally Posted by ottischwenk
Yes, all Likebook devices (from Android 6) with the exception of the P10 have an SD card connection, and the file system allows them to be NTFS when used as a mobile device.
USB-OTG can also use NTFS and I also used a 4 TB Seagate on my Likebook devices.
That is one of the reasons why I prefer Likebook devices in many areas of application.
No.
Boox devices can only use FAT32 via USB-OTG (I haven't found anything else).
From Boox, apart from the Note Air, I only have Poke (Pro, 2, 3)
In my opinion, Boox Note Air is designed for landscape format - it is therefore ideally suited with a Bluetooth keyboard and pen (for cursor positioning) as an (Android) notebook outdoors, in the sun, ... - because of the only 32 GB it sometimes has to be connected to the workstation for data synchronization.
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Originally Posted by ottischwenk
I don't think 32 GB of space is a book problem - I can get by with it on the "Reader".
For me it's sheet music that takes up so much space; Eg the score of Verdi's "Forza del Destino" with 620 MB - and I have around 500 such huge files.
Or Kiwix Wikipedia with around 40 GB - I can't do that on any of my Boox devices, no problem on the Likebooks.
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It's totaly true, i have hundreds og magazines (PDF) and audio files with 600-700 Mb each and 32 Gb withoud an external storage realy does not feet my needs besides the price.
Likebooks : i don't know anything about these devices, so i will read forum and google it