Onyx has managed to carving out a niche in the e-reader category on the back of exciting launches, with devices like the Boox Palma serving a unique use case. It's aiming to do something similar with the Boox Note Air 3, a large e-reader that has several differentiating features.
The Boox Note Air 3 is designed to take notes, and it does a great job in that area. But you also get a full-fledged version of Android, and that lets you install apps from the Play Store and use it as a tablet. While I'm testing the monochrome version of the device, Onyx sells the Boox Note Air 3 with a color screen as well.
