Boox is preparing to expand its lineup with four new e-ink devices, a move that gives readers more options for portable reading and productivity. The company plans to release the Palma 3, Note Air6 C, Tab Elite, and Note Mini C around October. This schedule aligns with the brand's typical fall release window, offering a fresh wave of hardware for the e-reader market.
Boox plans four new e-ink devices for October release
The Boox Palma 3 targets users who want a dedicated e-ink experience in a smartphone shape. It will feature an upgraded Carta 1300 ePaper display, which improves text clarity and contrast. The device retains the compact form factor that makes single-handed reading comfortable.
- Boox Palma 3 Display: Carta 1300 ePaper
- Boox Palma 3 Form Factor: Smartphone
- Boox Note Air6 C OS: Android 16
- Boox Note Mini C Display: Color ePaper with stylus support
- Boox Note Mini C Size: Under 10 inches
Boox is also updating its tablet and notebook segments with new software and display technologies. The Note Air6 C is expected to ship with Android 16 out of the box, bringing the latest platform features to e-ink tablets. Meanwhile, the Note Mini C will offer a color ePaper display with stylus support in a size under 10 inches.
Rumors suggest the Tab Elite is a high-performance model designed for more productive work, though specific specs remain unconfirmed. There are also indications that the Palma 3 might not receive a RAM upgrade due to current market conditions known as RAMageddon. These details reflect Boox's adjustments to current supply chain conditions.
We have tracked these developments as part of our ongoing coverage of handheld e-ink hardware. The October launch window aligns with typical release patterns for these devices. Official announcements regarding these e-ink devices are expected in the coming weeks.
Source: NotebookCheck
