TechCrunch reviews Boox Palma 2 Pro, a $400 smartphone-sized Android E Ink e-reader (no security content)
TechCrunch published a hands-on review of the Boox Palma 2 Pro, a $400 smartphone-sized E Ink e-reader that runs Android and supports Google Play. The reviewer praises its comfort, light weight (175 g), front-lit screen and 5-7 day battery life. Criticisms include ghosting, sluggish app animations and a steep price. Boox is also launching a $340 black-and-white Palma 3 to replace the Palma 2. The article is consumer product news with no vulnerability, threat actor, incident or other security content, so it has no direct relevance to defenders.
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TechCrunch reviews Boox Palma 2 Pro, a $400 smartphone-sized Android E Ink e-reader (no security content)
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TechCrunch published a hands-on review of the Boox Palma 2 Pro, a $400 smartphone-sized E Ink e-reader that runs Android and supports Google Play. The reviewer praises its comfort, light weight (175 g), front-lit screen and 5-7 day battery life. Criticisms include ghosting, sluggish app animations and a steep price. Boox is also launching a $340 black-and-white Palma 3 to replace the Palma 2. The article is consumer product news with no vulnerability, threat actor, incident or other security content, so it has no direct relevance to defenders.