If it was foldable without a break in the middle with bezels it’d be interesting as it’s basically be 1 screen. But that is not likely in the realms of what can be offered here.
I use a larger eink tablet from Boox and like to have it in landscape showing 2 pages at a time. Its a preference visually as it feels even more like a book, and a minor benefit with less page turning, but still light enough to hold with one hand. It’s hard to explain why but I much prefer having all that screen space and 2 pages laid out in front of me.
But this design with 2 entirely separate screens doesn’t really capture the benefits of that. It’s mimicking a book so may be more comfortable for some people like the landscape reader is for me? But It does feel redundant, and a larger reader in landscape is much more versatile for other tasks like browsing the Internet or reading an a4 pdf in portrait mode. This dual screen design loses those benefits.
If it was foldable without a break in the middle with bezels it’d be interesting as it’s basically be 1 screen. But that is not likely in the realms of what can be offered here.
I use a larger eink tablet from Boox and like to have it in landscape showing 2 pages at a time. Its a preference visually as it feels even more like a book, and a minor benefit with less page turning, but still light enough to hold with one hand. It’s hard to explain why but I much prefer having all that screen space and 2 pages laid out in front of me.
But this design with 2 entirely separate screens doesn’t really capture the benefits of that. It’s mimicking a book so may be more comfortable for some people like the landscape reader is for me? But It does feel redundant, and a larger reader in landscape is much more versatile for other tasks like browsing the Internet or reading an a4 pdf in portrait mode. This dual screen design loses those benefits.
I agree the form factor doesn’t make sense.