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- Tyler Hayes, How-To GeekThe Tab Ultra C Pro features a 10.3'' HD E Ink Carta 1200 screen, empowering you to accomplish more. Elevate your productivity to the whole new level with its ultra-smooth performance and adaptability.
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- Sarah Lord, PC MagazineThe Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C Pro has a large color E Ink panel that works well for reading and taking notes, but it costs more than alternatives that offer a similar or better tablet experience.
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- Gabriela Vatu, Make Use OfThe Boox Tab Ultra C Pro is a great color E-Ink tablet for those looking to be productive, which can completely replace the need for a notebook. While it runs on Android and can run pretty much any app you want, you should consider the limitations of the E-Ink screen, and whether a similarly priced...
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- Matt Gregersen, The GadgeteerThe BOOX Tab Ultra C Pro color ePaper tablet isn’t the type of product I’d recommend to everyone, but if you suffer from eye strain on backlit screens or like to read a lot (including color content), the Tab Ultra C offers a robust e-reader experience, enhanced by the ability to install pretty much...
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- Michael Kozlowski, Good E-ReaderThis is an odd unit if you think about it. It’s promoted as almost like a laptop, is labelled as an E INK PC on the back of the box, and features an OPTIONAL keyboard cover with trackpad. All of this will set you back USD 800 when all is said and done. Not only that, the full package, in your hands,...
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