PineNote
BY PINE64
One of the most powerful Linux-based Eink tablets
Introducing the PineNote – A new early adopter Linux Eink tablet. The 1404 x 1872 resolution Eink panel with a fast refresh rate has 16 levels of grayscale and is not only contained by a hardened scratch-resistant glass with an anti-glare coating and a wacom EMR layer, but it also contains a frontlight with white or amber illumination settings. Powered by a powerful and efficient RK3566 SoC with four A55 cores, and backed by 4GBs of RAM and 128GBs of eMMC storage this will be a powerful portable device capable of taking notes, writing and reading documents, reading books, terminal usage, and more.
The first batch of the PineNote will be great to write software for, but not great to write notes on. Wait for a later batch with better preinstalled software if you just want to use the device as an e-reader, e-note, or your everyday computing device.
Features and Specifications
| SoC | 4 x ARM Cortex A55 cores @ 1.8 GHz |
| GPU | ARM Mali G52 MP2 GPU |
| Memory | 4GB LPDDR4 RAM |
| Networking | Built-in 802.11ac WiFi and Bluetooth 5 |
| Storage | 128GB eMMC storage |
| Display | 10.3″ 1404×1872 (227 DPI) 16 grayscale multi-touch Eink panel 36 levels of cold and warm frontlighting Scratch and glare resistant hardened glass Optional Wacom EMR pen |
| Power | 4,000mAh battery |
| Connections | 4 x DMIC microphones G-Sensor for rotation sensing 1.3W stereo speaker USB-C charging port (2.0) Optional magnetic cover (hall sensor) |
10.3" Anti-Glare Eink Display
Take notes with the pen, read and write documents on the fly, or simply read a good book while relaxing.
Quad-Core RK3566 SoC
Powered by a powerful and efficient RK3566 SoC with four A55 cores and a Mali G52 GPU
Magnesium Alloy Case
A premium-feeling 7mm thick Magnesium Alloy casing with a magnetic cover
Wireless Connectivity
Expand what you can do with the device thanks to onboard WiFi and Bluetooth
Documentation
| PineNote |
| Schematics and certifications |
