The new Boox Palma 3 comes with stylus support and an aluminum build
Boox has unveiled three new E Ink devices running Android 16, including the Palma 3, Note Air6 C, and Note Mini C. The Palma 3 features an aluminum build, stylus support, and a 6.13-inch HD screen, priced at $320. The other two devices offer larger color displays and enterprise app compatibility for professional use.
- ▪The Boox Palma 3 features an anodized aluminum frame, a 6.13-inch HD E Ink screen, and 128GB of expandable storage.
- ▪All three new devices run Android 16 and come with the Google Play Store pre-installed.
- ▪The Note Air6 C includes a 10.3-inch color display and a Dual Notes feature for annotating two documents side by side.
- ▪The Note Mini C is designed for mobile work, featuring an 8.52-inch color screen and access to enterprise apps like Microsoft Teams.
- ▪The Palma 3 is priced at $320, which is $60 cheaper than its predecessor, the Palma 2 Pro.
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News Mobile Tablets The new Boox Palma 3 comes with stylus support and an aluminum build Boox has unveiled three new E Ink devices. By Mariella Moon Sept. 16, 2026 4:35 am EST Boox Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Boox has unveiled three new E Ink devices that all run Android 16 and come pre-installed with the Google Play Store, including the latest version of its popular Palma palm-sized ereader. The Boox Palma 3 has an anodized aluminum frame, unlike previous models that have plastic casing. Similar to the Boox Palma 2 Pro, it supports the Boox InkSense Plus stylus, so you can annotate books or jot down notes saved on the cloud.
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