Final week Onyx introduced the discharge of a brand new shade ereader known as the Boox Go Colour 7, and now it’s out there to order from Amazon for $249 with free transport.
Truly they’d it listed on Amazon quickly after it was introduced, however the transport date was listed at 1-2 months away. Now the estimated supply date is June twenty fourth in order that’s a couple of week and a half away.
At current, they solely have the black model out there. They’re going to promote a white model as effectively in some unspecified time in the future, however Onyx doesn’t appear to know when, and it’s not out there straight from their web site but both.
Apparently the white mannequin goes to have an indented display, whereas the black model has a flush display. In any other case they’re the identical.
The Boox Go Colour has the identical 7″ E Ink Kaleido 3 display as related fashions just like the Kobo Libra Color, and it has a decision of 300 ppi for black and white and 150 ppi for shade.
The Boox Go Colour runs Android 12 and comes with Google Play to put in apps, and it has some fairly spectacular specs for an ereader, with a 2.4Ghz octa-core CPU, 64GB of storage, and 4GB of RAM.
It additionally has a frontlight with adjustable shade temperature, together with a rotation sensor to modify the display orientation mechanically, and there’s even a microSD card slot. It has a built-in speaker and a microphone as effectively, and it helps dual-band WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0.
Being a Kindle Oasis clone, the Boox Go Colour has web page buttons on one aspect of the display, and it’s the one Boox mannequin left with web page buttons, together with the Web page, which is principally the black and white model of it.
It’s good to see Onyx lastly promoting their smaller fashions on Amazon now. They used solely promote them from different retailers or straight from their web site. The truth is, their different small fashions just like the Poke and the Web page nonetheless aren’t out there by means of their Amazon retailer, however hopefully this can be a signal of a change transferring ahead.
