Boox Go 10.3 (gen II) Lumi: First impressions

(manualdousuario.net)

14 points | by rpgbr 4 days ago

1 comments

  • Terretta 1 day ago
    Rather than all that to turn an e-reader into a tablet, consider a general tablet that's an excellent outdoor/travel e-reader already:

    https://daylightcomputer.com/

    2004: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40456834

    It's not e-paper, it's a different approach called "Live Paper" that's far more practical for everything beyond reading, yet still fantastic in direct sun:

    https://www.slashgear.com/1655111/daylight-computer-live-pap...

    Pair it with a slotted Macally keyboard for travel with a stand slot and 3+ mos charge:

    https://us.macally.com/products/ipad-keyboard-bluetooth-mac-...

    This fits in the Daylight computer pouch.

    For reading, use Kindle (or any Android reader) in landscape 2 page mode for an experience that's like reading a paperback, or portrait for textbooks/PDFs. Work beautifully in the brightest direct sun, or read with calming firelight colored backlight in the dark.

    Runs M365 suite perfectly, so ideal as an all in one.

    • jadbox 3 minutes ago
      How exactly is it different in screen and hardware to the Boox Go 10.3 (gen II)
    • RossBencina 7 minutes ago
      > Rather than all that to turn an e-reader into a tablet

      All what? Most Boox products are Android tablets with e-ink screens and pen support. Few are marketed as, or realistically interpreted as e-readers.

    • colinhb 58 minutes ago
      Was thrown off at first: your hn discussion link is for 2024, not 2004 (as currently written).