Technology
This e-reader lets you write notes on it, and it’s on sale for 10% off
TL;DR: Avoid irritating your eyes and start using a Boox e-reader tablet for up to 10% off as of May 14.
Like many people, you’re probably either exhausting your Netflix queue, spending too much time on social media, or trying your hand at becoming a TikTok star. Need something else to keep you entertained?
Enter: BOOX Poke Pro. Boasting brand new front-light technology, this six-inch e-reader features two light hues that can be adjusted to the level where your eyes feel most comfortable. Think night mode on your smartphone, but so much better.
This baby has 300ppi resolution and displays sharper and darker text with outstanding background contrast, so you don’t have to squint when your novel gets extra juicy. And unlike smartphones and tablets with reflective LCD screens, this e-reader’s screen is readable directly in the sunlight — just like real paper.
Check it out:
The full-screen touch allows you to manage it easily, and doesn’t leave shadows and ghosting lines when you turn pages. It can also accommodate over 20 e-book formats and includes highlight, annotate, and lookup functions to aid your reading.
Usually $189.99, it’s on sale for $169.99 for a limited time. But if you want a bigger display with even more features, you can get the BOOX Note2 for $549.99, which not only displays text but also functions as a digital sketchbook for your notes and drawings. You can write directly on documents, annotate PDFs, and share your thoughts wirelessly. So go ahead and turn off the TV, this notebook is exactly what your social distancing life has been missing.
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