The Kindle Paperwhite is built to do one thing particularly well: let you read for weeks without thinking much about the device itself. The new Boox Palma 3 takes almost the opposite approach, squeezing Android apps, expandable storage, a camera, and optional stylus support into a pocket-sized E Ink device.
BOOX unveiled the Palma 3 this week with a 6.13-inch E Ink display, Android 16, Google Play access, 128GB of storage, and a price of roughly $320. Amazon’s 7-inch Kindle Paperwhite costs $199.99.
That leaves buyers with a roughly $120 question: Is the Palma 3’s added flexibility worth paying more for, or is the cheaper Paperwhite still the…
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