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Theoretically, if iPad wants to display without compromise, it must use glossy screen glass (matte screen reduces contrast), which is difficult to coordinate with the experience of using a stylus. Overall, I'd rather write on the Smart X than the iPad. The Smart X stylus allows you to draw anything anywhere in the book, whether it's drawing lines, circles, or cerebellum axes. But when you are in school, you must have the habit of marking textbooks, which are sometimes not pure words, but may also be arrows, Du Fu, cerebellar axes and so on. Iphone is to blame for this, and the phrase 'who wants a stylus' made the stylus almost disappear on the phone. In these parts, Smart X can only be said to have a win or a loss with the Kindle, but don't forget that Smart X also has a pen. Smart X supports more e-book formats than kindles, and can even simply preview Word documents (docx), but the layout fidelity will be worse. In addition to purchasing e-books from the corresponding marketplaces, both allow users to copy e-books they obtain from other platforms to their devices to read. If your book buying habits are very 'American', you can also recharge.

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In the payment process of purchase, Kindle's method is very 'American' - the debit card or credit card is bound to the Kindle account, and the payment is automatically charged when buying a book but the palm reading method is very 'China' - mobile phone scan code payment:Īlthough in this way, you have to pay for a book and pay for your mobile phone, but it does completely avoid the psychological discomfort of 'automatic deduction'. When downloading an e-book, it is not like the Kindle that a book is a file, but needs to be downloaded by chapter, or 'one-click cache of subsequent chapters', even if it is a published book. If the book is being serialized, each chapter on the line needs to be paid to read, and if the book is finished or published, only individual chapters can be purchased. The payment model of the Palm Reading Mall is very interesting: you can 'buy' e-books or subscribe to the VIP service that can be read freely (¥98 per year), but Palm Reading inherits the payment model of online novel platforms such as the starting point network: pay by word. In terms of price, in general, the price of the Electronic Version of Kindle will be lower than that of the Physical Version, but there are also cases where it is as expensive as the Physical Version users can also subscribe to the Kindle Unlimited service, and at ¥118 per year, they can read 150,000 Chinese and English e-books at will, but do not cover all the books in the Kindle Mall. The Type-C interface can only be connected to pure analog Type-C headphones or Type-C to 3.5mm adapters, and does not support adapters with built-in independent DACs (such as Meizu DAC adapter cables).ĭuring our experience, the Smart X system was relatively stable overall, and only once the application was forced to close.

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Sound can be played from the device's speakers, or it can be connected to a Bluetooth headset or a type-C port headset, but there is no 3.5mm headphone jack.

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The machine's built-in offline TTS can read books for you, if connected to Wi-Fi, you can also call Baidu's TTS engine, you can also buy audiobooks from the palm reading mall. We still hope that the palm reading will provide users with an option, like the Kindle.īut the Smart X has one more important feature than the Kindle: listening to books.

We noticed that not only does Smart X not support 'left alignment', but the mobile iReader app does not support 'left alignment'. There is no absolute advantage or disadvantage between the two, and it is common in Chinese character typesetting (the difference between the two in Chinese character typesetting is much smaller than in English typesetting), but everyone will have their own preferences. Left: align to the left right: align at both ends (note that word spacing is not equal)

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