The Hipoink Paperless e-note device comes with a 10.3-inch E Ink display having a resolution of 1264 x 1680 pixels. It comes with a 24-level cold and warm light setting to offer a soothing reading experience irrespective of the ambient lighting condition. The device comes bundled with a stylus that will let you jot down notes or scribble on the display. It runs the Android 11 operating system and comes with its own app store. That said, there is always the option to side-load your own apps which means you can have the e-book reading app of your choice if you aren’t okay with the default stuff, which is likely to be mainly Chinese.
The Paperless e-note supports Bluetooth and Wi-fi connectivity. Besides, there is a headphone jack as well, which means you can catch up with your favorite audiobooks easily. File formats it is able to recognize include PDF, ePUB, txt, doc, AZW, MOBI, among others. Under the hood lies a 1.8GHz quad-core RK3566 processor that is coupled to 2 gigs of memory and 32 gigs of storage.
There isn’t much else that is known of the e-note as of now though all of the above does point to a pretty much decent e-note offering. Also, Hipoink is a relative newcomer in the segment. The Chinese company started making e-readers and other environmentally safe products only in 2021. You buy this exclusively from the Good e-Reader Store for $499 USD and the price is inclusive of a smart protective case and a stylus pen.
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