Kobo Elipsa vs ONYX BOOX MAX
June 23, 2023 | Author: Dhaval Parekh
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Kobo Elipsa provides intuitive note-taking experience and an expansive 10.3” touchscreen. Use the Kobo Stylus to make notes in eBooks and PDFs. Plus, you can create your own notebooks, where you can instantly convert your notes to clean typed text, and export them off your device as needed. When you want to listen to a story, enjoy Kobo Audiobooks with Bluetooth wireless technology. And when you're ready for a break, simply close the SleepCover to protect Kobo Elipsa and put it to sleep. Kobo Elipsa is your book, notebook, and bookstore combined, bundled with everything you need to make your ideas a reality.
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ONYX BOOX MAX is the first ONYX device with 13,3" E Ink screen. The model is based on the Android operating system and can be the perfect choice for those who often have to read academic or technical literature. Its large and comfortable for your eyes display, a powerful processor in combination with 1 GB of RAM are optimal tools for reading PDF and DjVu files. A built-in Wi-Fi module allows one to use the device for full Internet browsing greatly expands its functionality.
Kobo Elipsa vs ONYX BOOX MAX in our news:
2021. Kobo Elipsa adds Audiobooks support
Kobo has released a new software update for their full line of ereaders both old and new. The biggest change with the update is the addition of audiobook support for the 10.3-inch Kobo Elipsa that was released in June, so three of Kobo’s current devices support audiobooks now, including the new Kobo Libra 2 and Kobo Sage. The way Kobo updates work is you can wait for the new firmware to automatically download and install at some point while syncing, but updates are generally rolled out in phases so it can sometimes take several weeks to get an update.
2015. Onyx showed 13-inch HD e-reader
Onyx has announced a new 13.3-inch e-reader set to compete with the Sony Digital Paper and the forthcoming Pocketbook CAD. The e-reader will feature a newly developed flexible PVI HD touchscreen with a resolution of 2200 x 1650 and will come with a stylus for writing, drawing, or taking notes. This device will run on Google Android instead of Linux, allowing the installation of apps. However, it remains to be seen whether they will offer an app store or continue using the unofficial version of Google Play that their other e-readers utilize. Onyx has stated that this will be available in Spring 2016, but there is no information yet on pricing or availability.
