Corbin Crutchley
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OK so to be faiiiir: Boox has a (problematic) SDK that allows you to integrate with what I assume is the same underlying API.
I'll loop back to why it's problematic in the next posts, but see this video for why it doesn't even fix all of OneNote:
I'll loop back to why it's problematic in the next posts, but see this video for why it doesn't even fix all of OneNote:
January 2, 2026 at 9:24 AM
OK so to be faiiiir: Boox has a (problematic) SDK that allows you to integrate with what I assume is the same underlying API.
I'll loop back to why it's problematic in the next posts, but see this video for why it doesn't even fix all of OneNote:
I'll loop back to why it's problematic in the next posts, but see this video for why it doesn't even fix all of OneNote:
Apparently 0.3ms still isn't fast enough...
And I don't think eInk needs 3000fps so maybe time to try a different approach...
And I don't think eInk needs 3000fps so maybe time to try a different approach...
January 2, 2026 at 7:35 AM
Apparently 0.3ms still isn't fast enough...
And I don't think eInk needs 3000fps so maybe time to try a different approach...
And I don't think eInk needs 3000fps so maybe time to try a different approach...
Bought an eInk Android tablet (Boox) for a friend around Christmas.
While developing an app for it, we came to realize that only first-party drawing apps (using their C library) have acceptable latency.
This is what a stripped down Jetpack Ink API looks like on it:
While developing an app for it, we came to realize that only first-party drawing apps (using their C library) have acceptable latency.
This is what a stripped down Jetpack Ink API looks like on it:
January 2, 2026 at 5:33 AM
Bought an eInk Android tablet (Boox) for a friend around Christmas.
While developing an app for it, we came to realize that only first-party drawing apps (using their C library) have acceptable latency.
This is what a stripped down Jetpack Ink API looks like on it:
While developing an app for it, we came to realize that only first-party drawing apps (using their C library) have acceptable latency.
This is what a stripped down Jetpack Ink API looks like on it: