It is possible to download ebooks from Rakuten Kobo to the Onyx Boox Go e-reader, but this generally requires using third-party applications such as Kobo via the Google Play Store, as the e-reader does not natively support DRM files protected by Kobo. So you'll need to download the ebooks via a computer or other device, then transfer them manually to the e-reader.

yep, that works. they are normal pens that work with emr technology. i can recommend the Staedtler Noris digital Jumbo, it has a "rubber"/erase function at the back and looks great.

The Onyx Boox Go 10.3 e-reader features an E Ink Carta 1200 display, which typically supports 16 levels of greyscale rather than 256 levels. The available information does not specify 256 levels of greyscale for this model, and E Ink Carta Plus screens commonly provide 16 greyscale levels for clear black-and-white rendering. Therefore, it is most likely that this device supports only 16 levels of greyscale.

Yes, the Onyx BOOX Go 10.3 has a text recognition function that allows handwritten notes to be converted into machine-readable text. This function is particularly useful for transferring notes into a formatted document.

As Galaxus doesn't offer a case for Boox Go and it's not possible to order to Switzerland from the Boox site, I went through the Boox shop on Amazon to buy a case.

We will have the images removed. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Apparently this has not been rectified, I have now requested again that the pictures with the cover, which are incorrect, be removed. Thank you for pointing this out.

The scope of delivery is as follows: - ONYX BOOX Go 10.3 e-reader - User manual - stylus - USB cable

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