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Old 05-09-2023, 07:02 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by chrisridd View Post
Android isn't designed for e-ink screens, and seems to require a lot of effort to make work well.
Everything is there - including the necessary E Ink drivers
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Why aren't Boox on Android 12, 18 months after it was released?
What can Android 12 etc. do more than 11?
And for 11 there are existing drivers
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Android ereaders require more battery, RAM and CPU compared to Linux ereaders, yet are not (eg Boox Leaf 2) considered fast ereaders. For example most Boox devices have >2000mAh batteries, 2+GB RAM and quad core CPUs, most PocketBooks have <2000mAh batteries, 1GB or less (!) RAM and dual core CPUs.
Old components are hardly available anymore and if you want new developments, then you have to take what is available.
And the Linux kernel adaptation is not particularly well suited to that.
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