Unpacking the 13.3-inch A4 E-Note from Fujitsu: A Closer Look
The Fujitsu Quaderno A4 steps up as the bigger sibling to the A5, boasting a 13.3-inch screen, a rare find in the market. Other notables in this niche include the Sony Digital Paper DPT-RP1 and the Onyx Boox MAX 3. This e-note is perfect for navigating A4 documents, whether you're reading or editing PDF files without the need for endless pinching and zooming on the capacitive touchscreen display.
This device doubles as an e-note, allowing you to jot down notes and manage your calendar effortlessly. It sports a 13.3-inch screen with a resolution of 2200 x 1650, boasting a pixel density of 207 PPI. Unlike some of its competitors, it lacks a front-lit display. The device is powered by a Marvell IAP140 quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, and 16GB internal storage. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, enabling you to link it seamlessly with your computer. The claimed battery life stretches up to 3 weeks, provided you're solely browsing PDF documents for 60 minutes or 30 pages per day.
The packaging of the A4 is straightforward, shipping in a simple cardboard box with the Quaderno name boldly displayed. The model name and serial number are indicated on a white sticker at the back of the box. Upon opening, you'll find the Quaderno A4 enclosed in a static proof bag, along with a quick start guide (though the guide is in Japanese, an English version can be obtained from our platform). The warranty card and other accompanying accessories, such as a grey stylus, black USB cable, and a nib removal tool, are also included.
The design of the A4 embraces a minimalist approach, adopting a pure white color palette. The device's back features perforations for an easy grip. The USB port, status indicator light, and power button are positioned on the top of the device. The Quaderno A4 can be purchased from our platform Store for $789.99.
Michael Kozlowski, the editor-in-chief of our platform, has been covering audiobooks and e-readers for over fifteen years. His articles have garnered attention from editors at various top-tier publications, such as the CBC, CNET, Engadget, Huffington Post, and the New York Times. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Michael is a seasoned expert in the world of e-notes and e-readers.
- The Fujitsu Quaderno A4, a large-screen e-note, can be used to manage smart-home-devices, thanks to its seamless connectivity with computers through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
- The Quaderno A4, along with other gadgets like the Sony Digital Paper DPT-RP1 and the Onyx Boox MAX 3, has impressive battery life, allowing for up to 3 weeks of usage while browsing PDF documents.
- For those who prefer touchscreen interfaces, the Quaderno A4 offers a responsive display, making it ideal for navigating A4 documents without the need for pinching and zooming, while also functioning as an e-reader for a variety of technology-based content.
