I tested an E Ink tablet worthy of replacing my Remarkable (and it wins in some ways)

ZDNET's key takeaways The Boox Note Max comes bundled with the pen and case for $649. It's thin and light, has a high-contrast display, and has a long list of features that make it a very versatile device. Theres no backlight, it's monochromatic, and there's a bit of a learning curve to use it to its fullest. View now at Amazon View now at B&H Photo and Video more buying choices I went hands-on with the Remarkable Paper Pro last year and thought that was a big tablet. The latest Boox Note Max takes things to another level with a 13.3-inch display, the size of a standard A4 piece of paper. It's almost as thin, too -- at just 0.18 inches, resulting in a physically impressive, premium device. Also: Why the Kindle Paperwhite is my favorite E Ink reader right now - beating Boox and Kobo The capacitive touch display is a smooth glass-covered Carta 1300 screen, unlike the slightly more textured surface on the Remarkable Paper Pro. I won't keep bringing up the Remarkable, I promise, but t ... Read full article.