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Originally Posted by jackm8
So, I've been looking at Note Air 3 C as well lately. As high resolution BW screen as Scribe. But what I really like, is that they've a very thin glass cover over the screen. On other hand it's 150€ more compared to the rest. Granted it's got coloured display, but I really don't see that as a bonus.
I wonder if there's any resource out there that mentions glass thickness of the screens, either in reviews or in any other way?
Only way that I can get a feel for this is hands on or by watching some youtoube reviews from people that do detailed footage like My Deep Guide. Problem with the later is inconsistent video quality, problem with the former is that my local stores don't have all the models on hands to try.
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My Deep Guide is good, but his main use case is note taking and screen sharpness and contrast is a secondary priority for him.
The Note Air 3 C will be released in black and white later this year according to Boox. The problem with it is that it has an additional layer on the glass screen to make the writing experience better. This means that the contrast and sharpness will be slightly reduced compared to something like the Tab Ultra C.
I think that I will personally wait until they release a 300 PPI Tab Ultra reader in black and white.