Boox has announced that pre-orders are now open for its new Picco ereader. The device is priced starting at $100 and is expected to begin shipping in November.
The Boox Picco is designed to be highly portable, with dimensions similar to a standard playing card. It features a 3.94-inch monochrome ePaper display with a 235 PPI resolution and weighs approximately 58 grams. The ereader offers both physical page-turn buttons and touchscreen controls, along with four-way screen orientation. It also includes an adjustable front light with warm and cool settings.
The Picco comes with 16GB of internal storage and supports expanded storage up to 2TB via microSD. Each device includes a magnetic ring case, allowing it to be attached to a smartphone for easier transport.
The Picco represents Boox's first product in its new "Boox Tiles" category. This initiative focuses on developing ePaper devices with non-traditional form factors, aiming to integrate ePaper technology into a wider range of daily applications beyond standard tablets or ereaders.
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Boox has opened pre-orders for its new Picco e-reader, a compact device with a 3.97-inch black-and-white display and a weight of 58 grams. The Picco does not run Android and is designed for a simple reading experience, with shipments expected around October.
Boox has opened pre-orders for its new Picco ereader, a compact device with a 3.94-inch monochrome ePaper display, weighing 58 grams. This product marks Boox's entry into "Boox Tiles," a line of ePaper devices with unusual form factors.