Boox competes with Xteink with its own small e-reader

Boox’s new Tile lineup will compete with Xteink’s popular e-readers that are small enough Stick it on the back of iPhone With MagSafe. As I spotted it Good e-readerThe first is the Picco, which will have a 3.97-inch front-lit e-paper display in black and white and expandable storage with an SD card slot. The fund has been confirmed for Edge That Picco is in the works, mentioning that it’s part of a new Tile lineup and will have an “accessible price point,” but without any further details about its plans, like specs, exact price, or release date.

The front-lit display could put it on par with the new Xteink’s $99 price tag X4 Pro eReaderany EdgeAndrew Leszewski calls it “the best little e-reader you can buy.” However, part of the appeal of Xteink’s mini e-readers is their ability to magnetically attach to the back of a phone, and it’s not yet clear whether the Boox Picco will have a similar feature.

It appears to have buttons in a promotional image, but it’s not yet clear if it will be based solely on buttons, e.g Original Xtinc X4or also includes a touch screen. according to Good e-readerThe Picco will likely have a simple and limited user interface limited to basic apps like Neoreader, music player, and podcast player, which puts it in a completely different category from the Android version. Palma box.