Boox announces the Palma 3, a compact black-and-white E Ink e-reader, as part of three new devices it unveils. Multiple outlets report that the Palma 3 adds stylus support and features a redesigned, premium build that includes an aluminum body.
TechRadar and The Verge both highlight software and usability changes, including an Android update for the Palma 3. TechRadar specifically points to Android 16, while The Verge frames the new functionality as coming after nearly two years since the previous update in Boox’s smartphone-sized e-reader lineup. Both outlets also note differences versus the prior model, including that the Palma 3 is heavier than its predecessor. Engadget focuses more on the hardware elements, such as the stylus support and aluminum construction, while The Verge emphasizes the redesign and the potential impact on pricing and use cases.
