Onyx Boox C67ML e-Reader is Now Available

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Onyx Boox has just released a higher resolution e-reader with the advent of the C67ML. This model has an e-Ink Carta 2 screen with a resolution of 1148×1072 with 300 PPI and has a built in front-light.

The C6 series is in its 3rd generation and this is the first Onyx Boox e-reader to employ the new Carta 2 display. This device has a Cortex-A9 dual core 1GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, 8 GB of internal memory and a MicroSD to upgrade the storage up to 32 GB. It also has a 3.5 mm headphone jack to listen to audiobooks or music. This device runs Android 4.2, so you will be able to install your own apps.

You can purchase this e-reader from Banggood for $200 US.

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Mitch Gusat

seems a 6″ w/ Carta2… ?
if so, this segment is already crowded, and a vanilla Android 4.2 (many apps and browsers don’t work well, if at all on eink) ain’t enough IMHO to stand out from the 300dpi crowd…

The key feature on eink remains page layout and fonts/typeset quality, to improve readability and better compete with paper. Thus far these weren’t Onyx’s strongest features.

perhaps a red/yellow-shifted LED front light (vs. the still too bluish others) may differentiate, yet this doesn’t seem to register with the device engineers – unless our Asian colleagues favor the colder (sleep-robbing) whites
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