Boox Picco Readies a November Debut as a Tiny, Linux‑Based E‑Reader

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Boox’s Picco is a compact 3.97-inch e‑ink reader with a touchscreen, no back magnets, and storage limited to microSD. It supports USB‑C transfers and Wi‑Fi via a companion app, runs a stripped‑down Linux-based OS (not Android), and includes a few built‑in apps plus customizable physical page‑turn buttons. There’s no onboard storage, and Boox hasn’t announced price, battery life, Bluetooth, or audiobook support; the company says a November launch is expected.
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