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The E-Ink Slab That Refuses to Buzz
One 4.8mm sheet of glass that reads books, takes handwritten notes, glows amber at midnight, and runs the same apps as your phone - minus the doomscroll.
The 7-inch e-reader that runs the whole Play Store
One palm-sized slab of E Ink, two page-turn buttons, and the entire Google Play Store. The BOOX Page is what happens when an e-reader stops taking sides in the app-store wars.
The E-Reader That Runs Away From Home
Onyx put the whole Google Play Store behind a sheet of E Ink, shaved it to 4.8mm, and pointed it at everyone who ever wanted to leave the Kindle walled garden without giving up their books.
Soofa
Soofa builds solar-powered, network-connected digital signs that turn ordinary street corners into two-way community bulletin boards. Spun out of the MIT Media Lab in 2014, the women-founded company started with a phone-charging park bench and grew into a network of zero-carbon kiosks that broadcast hyperlocal news, transit updates, and events while giving advertisers and cities measurable pedestrian data - smart, social, and sustainable street furniture for the modern city.