Boox Note Air6 C tablet debuts with 10.3" color E Ink display, Android 16, faster CPU, pen, and AI voice transcription

Boox has launched the 10.3-inch Note Air6 C tablet with a paper-like, color E Ink display for reading, notetaking, and sketching. The tablet runs Android 16 OS on a 2.9 Ghz CPU with 6 GB RAM and 64 GB storage, expandable with a microSD card.

The new tablet uses a faster CPU, which is rated to be up to 40% faster in PDF page flips than the CPU used in last year's Note Air5 C. Since it runs Android 16, the Note Air6 C can run apps from the Google Play store, including Microsoft Office for work, Spotify for music, and all the major ebook store apps for reading.

The highlight of the Note Air6 C is the Kaleido 3 color E Ink display capable of displaying 16 levels of grayscale at a resolution of 2,480 x 1,860 pixels and 4096 colors at a resolution of 1,240 x 930 pixels. Text and images can be read under indoor and outdoor lighting without a backlight, although the tablet does come with a front light with adjustable color temperature for better legibility in low light conditions.

The touchscreen supports the use of the Boox Pen3 stylus for drawing and notetaking, with up to 4,096 levels of sensitivity and pen tilt recognition. Extra replacement nibs are stored in the rear of the pen, which magnetically attaches to the tablet. The tablet also comes with AI multilingual transcription for hands-free note-taking in classes, and an optional keyboard cover enables easier long-document editing.