Inkbook explore android#

The device is powered by a quad-core processor, which is supported by 1 GB of RAM. In addition to the points mentioned, the InkBook Focus also comes with other solid hardware: A 16 GB internal memory should be sufficient for most applications and the 2,900 mAh battery also provides enough power so that the runtime is not too short despite Android.

Inkbook explore android#

Android 4.2.2 was still running on InkBook Prime HD and Explore, but app support has been crumbling for quite some time. In addition to the display size, the Android version is also the second important innovation compared to the previous model generation. Version 8.1 allows the use of many current apps. This is made possible by using Android as the operating system. Specifically, the official product page mentions Kindle, Kobo, Onleihe, Skoobe and some other services. InkBook knows about their customers and positions the InkBook Focus very clearly, pointing out that a wide variety of eReading services can be used on the device. The screen can be illuminated with the built-in LEDs, whereby a night light with reduced blue light is also available. As is usual in this segment, E-Ink Carta is used as the display technology. Like the InkBook Explore, the screen has a diagonal of 7.8 inches and still has a resolution of 300 ppi (1872×1404 pixels). The Focus is the third premium or high-end model from InkBook and follows the Prime HD and Explore that were released in 2018. InkBook was initially just the name for its own eReader brand, but later became the company name as well. In 2015 they went their separate ways on the grounds that they wanted to improve the quality of the products sold. InkBook used to be known under the name Arta Tech and brought Onxy Boox readers to Europe as a reseller. The Polish company has been bringing Android eReaders onto the market for many years. That’s not because it’s a bad device, but rather because of the relatively unknown company behind the reader. The InkBook Focus is an eBook reader that belongs to the rather inconspicuous variety.