MDG Q&A: Episode 18
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00:00 Intro
00:09 Boox Go Color 7 (Leaf C Color)
00:40 8" color eReaders?
03:43 Boox Go 10.3 opinion?
05:23 Boox NoteAir 300 PPI expectations?
07:28 E-Ink tech limits?
09:52 Bigme B751C color bleed
10:41 A5X2 thickness speculation
12:29 Access to Google Drive, Docs and websites on Boox devices?
13:12 Click, click, click!
13:25 What about new Kobo devices?
13:54 Summary
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@5:25 Thanks for answering my question. This gives me a timeframe to watch out for. Have a great day 🙂
Thanks for another great Q&A session and for the detailed reply to my colour device question for reading drawing magazines 🥰.
Question for your next Q&A or perhaps a full video. What is the best workflow to have PDF annotation on Boox Neoreader and also synch and open on iPad and PC
Thank you for your kind reply, Voja. As you said in a previous video, the Go 10.3 is so similar to RM to raise ethical issues for me. For sure, they nailed the time, and this will be a deciding factor for many people
Having it in my hands now in real life, yes, it is heavily, heavily inspired, but there are just enough differences to make the case that it is not a carbon copy. In several ways, for me, it's better and an improvement of the design.
Great Q&A, thank you!
Re: Leaf 3c vs Go - Boox did release a Leaf 3 Colour last February, but only for the Chinese market. Whether the Go7 is exactly the same or slightly different, I don’t know.
Edit: If Aliexpress's specs are correct, it looks as if the Go7 has a slightly faster processor than the Leaf 3c.
13:15 😂😂😂😂
Oh no, you didn't. It's not over, Voja! 🤣
Click ! Click! Click! 😁😁😁
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@@MyDeepGuide Have fun, man, you've earned it 😊
Thank you so much Voja for what you do! I’m going to buy my first E-ink tablet and your channel is tremendously useful for me to make the right choice.
Considering that the video was recorded 2 weeks ago, do you already know when we can expect a Boox Go 10.3 review from you?🙂
I’m very much tempted by the device but don’t want to make a purchase before watching your in-depth review
Yes, I am recording the unboxing and first impressions as I am typing this, so next week you can expect that video and then in 2 weeks the review :)
@@MyDeepGuide Great, thank you, looking forward!
A minor request, if possible. Could you please demonstrate pinch-to-zoom functionality during the review? It’s critical for my use case and I even thought of buying Note Air 3C with BSR because of that.
I expect Go to perform here similar to Note Air 3 (which, as you’ve shown, works quite good), but would be great to see it, not assume:)
Another question for your next Q&A 😊…
Is it possible to transfer PDFs with markups/notes and notebooks (in an editable version) from the reMarkable to another device? To the Boox Go 10.3 for example.
I’ve been using the reMarkable for almost 4 years now and I have a LOT of notebooks. Wondering how to transfer all of my working files if I decide on another device 🤔.
Great Q&A, thank you. I see people talk about 13.3 device with 300 ppi sometimes. But if I remember correctly, the technology hasn't been there. I just want to confirm with you whether my memory is correct or not.
Well the Kaleido 3 13.3" panel seems to be there.
www.beck-elektronik.de/en/products/displays/e-paper-display-epd/active-matrix-e-paper/e-ink-epd/ec133uj1
This lists the color resolution, which means that the B&W content will be @300ppi and double the listed resolution, so 3200x2400.
@@MyDeepGuide Thanks. I know that the color E-ink has 300 ppi. But I was thinking about the pure B&W e-ink screen (not a fan of the current Kaleido e-ink screen).
Hey I need a recommendation and a little help. I am using a BOOK Note A2 Note Plus and for my needs it is great, but sometimes I feel the need for a small device. I was thinking of two options Book Tab Mini C or Book Color 7. Any chance of a 7.8 inch tablet with 300 PPI black and white?
Kobo Libra Colour is brilliant, but only 7"... Surprisingly, the colour is better than Boox' NA3C, presumably because the capacitive stylus doesn't require a Wacom layer.
The Wacom layer goes underneath the screen, so no, it won't have any effect on the image quality. It can either be down to how the screen has been calibrated for color display or the actual quality of the panels. I don't know if E-ink has different tiers with their products, such as Tier 1 meets 99% of specifications, Tier 2 meets 97%, etc, but if they do, that can also be the case. But it's much more likely that it is simply down to how the technology has been implemented, configured, and optimized. I agree, Libra Color has among, if not the best implementation of a Kaleido 3 screen that I have seen. Too bad its writing side is so terrible.
@@MyDeepGuide owning a Scribe and having owned an NA3C, I know what you mean about the capacitive stylus not having a great feel. But I actually enjoy the Libra for marking up PDF's and books- it allows me to write in the margins of everything, without pop-up boxes, etc. I find that perfect for my annotation needs.