The Inkbook Obsidian also ships with a very adequate reading app, web browser, and a suite of cloud services from ArtaTech (including free 2GB of cloud storage). Today we take a look at the inkBOOK Obsidian e-reader and give you a sense about what this device brings to the table. It has a flush glass screen, Android 4. In terms of software, the Inkbook line doesn’t have Google Play but it does have access to ArtaTech’s own app store, and of course you can still sideload apps. This video demo is a review of the inkBOOK Obsidian, a new ebook reader from Arta Tech in Europe (link below).
The 6″ screen has a resolution of 1024 x 758, for 212 ppi, topped by a frontlight and capacitive touchscreen. Under the hood you’ll find 8GB storage, a microSD card slot, and Wifi, but no audio support or Bluetooth.īut they’re not perfectly identical. The Inkbook Obsidian has a larger 2.8Ah battery and weighs a few grams less than its predecessor, and it also has page turns buttons which don’t stick out but are instead flush with the front bezel.
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The Inkbook Obsidian is in many ways the same device as the Inkbook Onyx which was released earlier this year, only in a new shell with a new color.īoth devices run Android 4.2 on a 1GHz dual-core CPU with 512MB RAM. INKBOOK OBSIDIAN PDF INKBOOK OBSIDIAN INSTALL INKBOOK OBSIDIAN PRO A quick question: do the buttons on the Obsidian go both ways, back- and forward I only see one button on each side on the pics. Inkbook Obsidian Android eReader – Carta, Dual-Core CPU, 117 EurosĪrtaTech used to be known as one of the two European distributors for Onyx branded ereaders (and that short-lived Onyx Midia smartphone), but earlier this year they started working with a new Chinese OEM, Boyue, and now ArtaTech is releasing its second rebranded Boyue ereader.
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