

The Tab X has a resolution of 2200×1650 with 207 PPI. Carta 1250 brings all of the benefits of the Carta 1200 technology, such as the 30% increase in overall performance, along with with the new enhancement of less latency when using the new Boox Pen 2 Pro stylus. The Onyx Boox Tab X features an E INK Carta 1250 display panel with a Mobius flexible e-paper display. Maybe a fix for the drawing issue is just a firmware update away, but who knows.
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It is less noticeable when reading books, PDF files or using apps. You will likely have to keep mashing on the full page refresh software key at the bottom of the screen to get rid of this. This is evident when you are drawing on the screen with the accompanied stylus. There are hundreds of positives about the Tab X, however ghosting seems to be a prevalent problem, no matter what speed mode you are using. Used in conjunction with the Onyx Boox Keyboard, you can turn the X into a productivity powerhouse.

Ultra Fast, will allow you to play Android Games, use apps and watch YouTube videos with little to no framerate issues, the first tablet I have ever used with an E INK screen. HD will give you unparalleled image quality and is the default setting. There are 4 different speed modes (HD, Performance, Fast and Ultra Fast) to increase the overall performance. This is the most responsive tablet on the market, everything is super fast. Onyx is marketing the Tab X is a Tablet PC, and they aren’t joking. You will always get a robust experience reading these files, since you will not have to pinch and zoom. It is one of the few 13.3 A4 sized screens on the market, which is tremendous for viewing and editing PDF files on their own, or editing two at the same time with split screen view. The Onyx Boox Tab X is a very compelling value proposition.
