Boox Announces Picco, a Tiny MagSafe-Compatible E-Reader to Rival Xteink

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Boox has confirmed it is developing a new compact e-reader called the Picco, part of an upcoming product lineup called Tile. The device will feature a 3.97-inch front-lit black-and-white e-paper display and expandable storage via an SD card slot. The Picco is designed to compete with Xteink's small-form-factor e-readers, which are popular for their ability to attach to iPhones via MagSafe. Boox told The Verge the Picco will be offered at an accessible price point, though specific pricing, full specs, and a release date have not yet been announced.

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