Bigme had earlier announced the launch of the B751 e-note device. The company is following up with a colour version of the same, named the Bigme B751C. As ITHome reported, the e-note features a Kaleido 3 display, which is capable of a 300 PPI and 150 PPI colour and black-and-white resolution. Bigme said the display is flicker-free, ensuring distortion-free text and images at all times. You can purchase this e-reader from the Good e-Reader Store for $299.99.
The display also emits the least blue light and has received German Rheinland certification with a paper-like index score of 86. Other display attributes include xRapid quick brushing and automatic ghosting elimination technology, all of which ensure a pleasant and safe viewing pleasure of the highest order. The display also comes with a 36-level adjustable warm and cold front light system.
The e-note runs Android 11 with access to the Play Store. That way, you can always have all the apps you ever need. Other features of the device include physical page turn buttons, a built-in microphone, and speakers for listening to audiobooks. The bundled stylus pen can take notes or draw as needed.
The B751C has note-taking applications and supports layers, canvas, lasso, zoom, text and image insertion, note encryption, etc. It comes with an integrated reading engine, xReader, which Bigme said has been optimized and upgraded to support reading books in more than 20 mainstream document formats, with 10+ reading layouts. It comes with five reading refresh modes and four dual-document opening modes.
Behind the screen lies a 2.3GHz octa-core processor with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage. You also have the option to add up to 1 TB of external storage should you need it. Connectivity options include dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0. Power comes from a 2300 mAh battery, which should be enough to last several days on a single charge.
Bigme also stated the new B751C is unique in that it boasts dual-system functionality and is the only 7-inch e-note to be so capable. Bluetooth can connect to external accessories such as a keyboard, mouse, or headphones. Other features the e-note offers include handwriting-to-text conversion, voice-to-text accuracy of over 98 percent, translation and transcription in 37 languages and 27 dialects, and so on. It also offers seamless access to ChatGPT.
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