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I bought the Quaderno A4 for the bigger screen, and it is really nice how much it has changed things for me. I've started using it as an e-reader as well, and i
by dorchadas 5y ago
I bought the Quaderno A4 for the bigger screen, and it is really nice how much it has changed things for me. I've started using it as an e-reader as well, and it's so versatile and great. Easy to share via wifi, bluetooth or nfc too
- toss1 5y agoBoth look very cool, but I could use one with a good camera to take pics and annotate or include in the note-taking, and that doesn't seem to be in either spec sheet. Does anyone have any experience with one with a built-in camera or easy transfer between an Android device and the notebook? Thx!
- dorchadas 5y agoMaybe look into Onyx Boox? They're another brand that actually runs like a full tablet so I'd assume they'd have a camera, though I'm not sure.
- dredmorbius 5y agoThe BOOX generally does not include a camera. (I'm inclined to say "never".) It does have an onboard microphone, however.
- Teknoman117 5y agoI've personally been avoiding the Onyx Boox due to their flagrant violation of the GPL. Every time someone asks for the source code to the open components, they claim people only ask because of Anti-China sentiment, and therefore won't honor the request. Makes me wonder if they're hiding something in there.
- dorchadas 5y agoAbsolutely. That's why I went with the Quaderno over it, even if I had to import it from Japan.