Been a while! I've updated the comparison table again, and have added some more devices; the table is up to 179 E-ink devices now. Also included E-ink phones to compare now (the Hisense ones and Bigme HiBreak), and added a filter option to only show phones. I've also added information below the table explaining evert specification and feature.
I've also made some more brand-specific tables: for
Nook,
PocketBook, and
Bigme - these only show devices by that brand, and have their different filters options and a separate conditional formatting scheme to more clearly show the differences. This is in addition to the separate
Kobo and
Kindle comparison tables that were already available.
Other than that, I've made some code improvements, and made the header sticky on mobile now, which will make it a lot more useable.
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Originally Posted by ottischwenk
Bigme B751C can auto rotate, can USB OTG input and output and has the manual on the device - in addition, color inversion can be done via the Android settings, which is disabled in Boox devices.
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Thanks, fixed the part about auto-rotate - watched a bunch of reviews and saw a few demonstrating this as well. Bigme didn't advertise this function or the fact that it has a G-sensor at all, so I must've missed this when filling out the table. Haven't seen dark mode / color inversion on any Bigme device though - but I'll look into that some more. By OTG, do you mean it's got the ability to play audio over the USB-C port through a 3.5 mm AUX adapter? Because I currently don't show OTG (as in; sharing files over USB) in the table.
Also, any chance you could somehow share/upload the manual that's on the device somewhere so I can have a look? That'd be really helpful.
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Originally Posted by Quoth
Unless they have dramatically changed the reMarkable firmware & HW, it's not competition for anything. No MTP or USB Storage, only Wifi or USB networking. Only PDF natively. Without reMarkable PC sw, only copy one file at a time via browser. No meta-data library interface, just a file browser. A bad copy of the Sony DPT. Last time I looked at spec there was barely more than 6 G byte user space, no SD card.
I think a recent firmware might have added Nebo for on device writing conversion. Also the original reMarkable has a slightly better screen surface and 3 buttons. Both used to use the same FW. Even the reMarkable 2 is quite old now. Compared to Kobo Elipsa or Kindle Scribe it's madness.
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I meant that the Boox Go 10.3 is competing for the same market segment as the reMarkable 2; and yes the Go 10.3 seems to clearly beat the reMarkable 2 on specs and features. I haven't used either though, so I'm not sure about the actual user experience.
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Originally Posted by Renate
A minor point, but your attributes for JSON data are not legal.
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<td>reMarkable 2</td><td data-json_values={"permalink":"","image_thumb":"https:\/\/comparisontabl.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/remarkable-2-300x300.jpg","image_full":"https:\/\/comparisontabl.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/remarkable-2.jpg","alt_text":"remarkable-2"}>
Enclose them in single quotes. I don't think forward slashes need to be escaped.
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<td>reMarkable 2</td><td data-json_values='{"permalink":"","image_thumb":"https://comparisontabl.es/wp-content/uploads/remarkable-2-300x300.jpg","image_full":"https://comparisontabl.es/wp-content/uploads/remarkable-2.jpg","alt_text":"remarkable-2"}'>
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Thanks for looking out. Where did you see this? Because I'm not able to find this myself. Everything looks to be working as expected for me.
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Originally Posted by Ummagumma
Nice Guide!!!
Thank you
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You're welcome!
