InkBook Explore vs InkBook Focus
May 04, 2025 | Author: Dhaval Parekh
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Android-based e-reader that features a 7.8 inch E Ink Carta display. It has a front light and adjustable color temperature screen so you can read in the dark and help mute the bright lights. Discontinued.
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inkBOOK Focus with its big 7,8 inch screen allows to display up to 30% more text on one page then standard e-reader. The big screen allows to display more text, a newspaper or a comics. It also enables to enlarge the text for those who needed reading glasses, and even enlarge the menu and menu icons. You may switch pages using a touchscreen or set up the navigation buttons in a way that is most convenient for you if you are right- or left-handed.
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2018. Arta Tech announces InkBook Explore
Arta Tech, a Polish firm specializing in e-readers for the past five years, has just introduced a new device: the Inkbox Explore. It features a 7.8-inch E Ink Carta screen with a resolution of 1872 x 1404 pixels and 300 PPI. The device includes a front light with an adjustable color temperature, allowing for comfortable reading in low light and reducing screen brightness. It is powered by an i.MX6SL processor (with an integrated E Ink controller), 512MB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage, plus a MicroSD slot that supports up to 32GB. This model stands out as one of the few e-readers equipped with USB-C, with Onyx being another brand offering this feature. The Inkbox Explore is equipped with a 3000 mAh battery, promising several weeks of use. Bluetooth functionality is included, enabling users to install their preferred audiobook apps for listening at any time. Running on Android 4.4.4, the device does not have a built-in app store, so users will likely need to download the Good e-Reader App Store for E Ink to access additional applications. It is priced at $189 USD and can be purchased from the Inkbook website.
