AiPaper Mini

This is positive to hear. I returned my Viwoods AI Paper Mini because it just wasn't good for my left handed hook writing style. I'd love to get one of these to try and maybe even review. I'm waiting on this hoping that the Carta 1300 will also provide that closer pen to screen feel.

Zu KI: Ja, es wäre super, wenn man die standard Ki für Texterkennung einstellen könnte und den eigenen Account eintagen unnd benutzen könnte. Zur Textübersetzung: Warum bekommen Hersteller wie z.B. bigme es hin, Sprachen intern, offline und on demand zu übersetzen und das Aipaper/mini leider nicht.

I don't have the Reader, but I have the Mini and the screen contrast and clarity is noticeably inferior to my old Kindle Paperwhite Gen 7, even though the screen is whiter. The big Aipaper is a different story: it has the whitest screen of any e-ink tablet, and the contrast and clarity is about the

U/Starkruzr is the god of Reddit eink, so what he says is almost always the best information available. Nevertheless, there is the risk that Note Max 2 will use the Inksense capacitative stylus instead of Wacom EMR, so that should be taken into consideration. That's my worry about the Note Mini C. M

For me the Mini has too much texture applied to the screen, for that scratchier feel when writing. It affects the sharpness, so I couldn't get used to it. Reading was tiresome, especially with frontlight on, which was diffused by the texture making text even more unsharp. I'm reading with a normal 1

Thanks for this. I’m waiting for the colour reader. I have the AiPaper Mini for writing but it just doesn’t do it for me. I’ve found it hard to move from Remarkable and now the Move. The writing is easy and smooth, the syncing is easy. The Notebook filing system is easy whereas Viwoods is a confusin

Here’s what Gemini had to say… “It is highly probable that the screen technology is the primary hardware bottleneck causing the difference in "feel" between the two devices. Since both devices run on the same processor (2.0 GHz Octa-core) and RAM (4GB), the computing power driving them is identical.