Comparison ONYX BOOX Darwin 3 vs ONYX BOOX Vasco da Gama

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Main	Auto cleaning of the display from ink stains. Open Android. Wi-Fi. "Smart" case. MOON Light.
Screen	6 " 1024x758 px paper-like (E Ink Carta) monochrome /16 grayscale/ touchscreen /capacitive with multi-touch/ lighting /Moon-Light/	6 " 1024x758 px paper-like (E Ink Carta) monochrome /16 grayscale/ touchscreen lighting
Formats
E-book formats	TXT, HTML, RTF, FB2, FB2.zip, MOBIPOCKET, CHM, PDB, DOC, DOCX, PRC /EPUB, PDF, DjVu/	TXT, HTML, RTF, FB2, FB2.zip, MOBI, CHM, PDB, DOC, DOCX, PRC, EPUB /PDF, DjVu/
Photo/video formats	JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP	JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP
Hardware
Operating system	Android 4.2	Android /4.2/
CPU speed	1 GHz	1 GHz
RAM	512 MB	512 MB
Storage capacity	8 GB	8 GB
Card reader
Data transfer
Data transfer	Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) microUSB	Wi-Fi microUSB
Multimedia
Multimedia	dictionary /english-Russian and Russian-English/ browser	dictionary /english-Russian and Russian-English/ browser
General
Battery capacity	3000 mAh	3000 mAh
Case included
Material	plastic	plastic
Size (HxWxD)	170x117x8.7 mm	170x117x 8.7 mm
Weight	182 g	182 g
Color
Added to E-Catalog	april 2017	september 2016

E-book formats

File formats supported by the reader that contain text (and sometimes graphic information). The most popular in the CIS are, in particular, FB2, TXT, HTML, WORD (DOC), RTF, ePUB, Djvu and PDF.

Operating system

A software product that ensures the correct operation of the installed software and convenient management of e-book functions. Conventionally, the family of "readers" is divided into two large camps: some work under the Android OS (in various versions of Android 6.0, Android 9.0, Android 10, Android 11, Android 12), others run Linux. The Android system is not always well adapted to the features of the e-book interface, but a significant trump card up its sleeve is support for installing applications from the Google store. Linux -led readers stay afloat longer in offline mode, but most of them cannot be installed with third-party applications.

Data transfer

— Wi-Fi. A wireless communication module that allows you to connect the reader to wireless local (home or office) networks, as well as access the Internet through public access points (hot spots) installed in restaurants, hotels, railway stations, etc.

— Bluetooth. Direct wireless communication technology between various electronic devices. In e-readers, Bluetooth is primarily used for file transfer: with this function, you can connect the reader to another Bluetooth device, such as a laptop or tablet PC, and exchange files with it.

— microUSB. Connector for direct connection of the reader to the USB port of the computer using a special cable. In e-books, this connection is used primarily for file sharing. MicroUSB is a universal standard that allows you to connect various gadgets through it with one cable.

— miniUSB. Similar to the one described above, the connector, which differs only in the size and shape of the connector.

— USB-C. Symmetrical USB connector, which is gaining popularity and in the future is able to displace microUSB. At the same time, the connector has a high data transfer rate and is only a little larger in size.