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Speaking of OS updates, Harborinno promised the following during Kickstarter campaign last March: What is your update policy? Security updates etc. Security updates will be done according to Google's requirements, and we will push OTA upgrades regularly. How many years of Android updates and securit

Modos Flow will be launching some time this year: https://modos.tech E Ink is closer to black and white then full grayscale. Native grayscale is either slow or increases ghosting, so grayscale is usually emulated by spacial dithering. For light video watching you might be better off getting RLCD tab

Good achievement, next question is how long do they plan to support HannsNote2 and it's successors? HannsNote2 is still running on 5.10 kernel from summer 2023 with no Android security updates since spring 2024. Looks like no support whatsoever, usual release and forget approach, kind of e-waste rec

Yeah. I think the Wi-Fi for the Hannsnote2 is the worst I've seen in the past 10 years, although it has a good screen like you say. The Hannspree Ambi tablet is another 10 inch which is meant to have upgraded specs, but who knows when it will be released.

10" HannsNote2 and 7.8" Harborinno Paper 7. Both are outdoor tablets, usable indoors near window, but not in dark rooms. There are couple of Hannspree tablets with fronlight in pipeline, also 10" and 7.8", might be available in Q3. HannsNote2 successor without frontlight is also in pipeline as well

There are color RLCD tablets like 7.8" Hannspree Lumo and 10" Hannsnote2. Both are darker then DC-1 and are more demanding to ambient light conditions (Lumo has frontlight though that one could use when ambient light conditions are not great), colors are not saturated as those devices have less stri

We will have more tablet options eventually, from Hannspree, SvD and Eazeye. My main concern is lack of security updates, devices are launched and then forgotten. Hannspree, Harborinno and SvD at least bother to get Google Play certification, something earlier RLCD tablets from TCL, Hisense and Eyem

Eazeye Focus is around $400, but is delayed until June. Hannspree Hannsnote2 is under 200€ in Europe, but is stuck on Android 13 with no security updates and is somewhat underpowered with low capacity battery and old RK3566 SoC. Hannspree Lumo is under 400€ in Europe, but no one tested it for tempor

Nxtpaper is not RLCD these days (S8 was the only RLCD model in that line and it's no longer produced). Hannspree has 10" Hannsnote2 color RLCD tablet, but is also getting older and is stuck on Android 13 with no recent security patches. And Eazeye is about to launch 10.3" Focus grayscale RLCD tablet

Old 32" SvD had 9% reflectance, news 24" SvD 12% and Eazeye 23.8" monitor 19%. Hannspree used to recommend at least 500 Lux for Hannsnote2 tablet (panel has 21% reflectance) and 1000 Lux for Hybri (expected to be in 11-14% range). That sounds about right for those devices and is not far from 100nits