Just installed MSP on my new Onyx Boox Note 3 and I'm extremely satisfied with it. I bought it on the official Boox store at Ali Express.
Fast, responsive, you can read music for hours with 2%/3% of battery drain, it's great.
I'm using an early build version of MSP for E-Ink provided by Mike which perfectly fixed the free form writing latency.
It's a 10.3 inches, with the auto-cropping feature of MSP I think it's perfect for jazz standards or similar sheets. And that size makes it comfortable for other purposes like e-book reading.
However, for classical or any other kind of music requiring A4 pages I would obviously suggest the Boox Max.
I chose the Note 3 instead of the Air because is quite lighter (funny, as the other is called "Air") and it has double storage capacity. It costs just a few euros more, and it's less "fancy".
The only slightly con I see on these readers is that the screen, even when called "carta", it's still not really comparable to paper in terms of brilliance and readability. Real, good, paper is perfectly visibile even on low light environments, the reader is more on the gray-ish side and you need to switch on the frontlight.
Fast, responsive, you can read music for hours with 2%/3% of battery drain, it's great.
I'm using an early build version of MSP for E-Ink provided by Mike which perfectly fixed the free form writing latency.
It's a 10.3 inches, with the auto-cropping feature of MSP I think it's perfect for jazz standards or similar sheets. And that size makes it comfortable for other purposes like e-book reading.
However, for classical or any other kind of music requiring A4 pages I would obviously suggest the Boox Max.
I chose the Note 3 instead of the Air because is quite lighter (funny, as the other is called "Air") and it has double storage capacity. It costs just a few euros more, and it's less "fancy".
The only slightly con I see on these readers is that the screen, even when called "carta", it's still not really comparable to paper in terms of brilliance and readability. Real, good, paper is perfectly visibile even on low light environments, the reader is more on the gray-ish side and you need to switch on the frontlight.