#e-reader

#e-reader

Diptyx's form factor is instantly familiar and comforting. Two 5.83-inch e-ink screens open like a hardcover book, displaying two pages at once and closing to protect the displays without requiring a separate case. The device is slim, lightweight at 300 grams, and portable, making it perfect for reading on trains, planes, or curling up at home. The modular case, visible screws, and user-replaceable SD card and batteries make repairs and upgrades easy for anyone comfortable with basic tools.

Boox - the brand behind the smartphone-sized Android e-readers is gearing up to launch a new entry with the P6 Pro. It's still as compact as a phone like previous entries, but it will be available with an optional color e-ink display and a SIM slot for 4G and 5G data connectivity. Boox P6 Pro One of the big missing features on the Boox Palma 2 was the lack of cellular connectivity so the P6 Pro is bringing a welcome addition.

This DIY marvel opens and closes like a real book, giving you glorious left and right pages all at once. When you swipe one screen, both pages flip in sync, just like turning a physical page. It's powered by an ESP32S3 chip, folds down to a mere 16mm thin, and packs two 1300mAh batteries plus an SD card for all your literary adventures.

"Our customers have loved reading Kindle in color - on average, they spend more time on Kindle Colorsoft and read hundreds more pages than on our other Kindle devices."

The Remarkable Paper Pro's significant upgrade features a 13.3-inch Carta 1300 display, providing reading and writing on a large, thin tablet that resembles paper.

The MooInk V combines the best features of e-readers and foldable smartphones, delivering a unique reading experience with its innovative flexible E Ink screen.