Similar to the Boox Palma 2 Pro, it supports the Boox InkSense Plus stylus, so you can annotate books or jot down notes saved on the cloud.
You will be able to get it in black or white when it does come out for $320, a full $60 cheaper than the Boox Palma 2 Pro.
The device supports the Boox Pen3 stylus and comes with a keyboard cover that connects to it via pogo pins.
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Boox has unveiled three new E Ink devices.
The Boox Palma 3 has an anodized aluminum frame, unlike previous models that have plastic casing. Similar to the Boox Palma 2 Pro, it supports the Boox InkSense Plus stylus, so you can annotate books or jot down notes saved on the cloud.
Boox says you can use the camera to scan documents. The Boox Palma 3 is already up on the company's website, but it's not available for sale yet. You will be able to get it in black or white when it does come out for $320, a full $60 cheaper than the Boox Palma 2 Pro.
Aside from the Palma 3, Boox has also unveiled the 10.3-inch Note Air6 C. Its big, color E Ink display will allow you to read documents and take notes without having to jump between two screens. The device supports the Boox Pen3 stylus and comes with a keyboard cover that connects to it via pogo pins.
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