AiPaper Reader – the first e-reader with E Ink, an AI assistant, and Android 16
14.11.25
Viwoods has unveiled the AiPaper Reader, an ultra-thin e-reader that combines Android 16, an E Ink display, and built-in artificial intelligence.
What’s Known
The device features a 6.13-inch E Ink Carta 1300 display with a resolution of 824×1648 pixels and a pixel density of 300 PPI, ensuring crisp text and eye comfort. The AiPaper Reader’s body is 6.7 mm thick and weighs only 138 g, making it easy to carry in a pocket or bag, while its thin bezels maximize the amount of text on the screen.
The device’s key feature is its built-in AI companion, accessible via a physical button. With it, users can get explanations of terms and translations directly in the text, create summaries, analyze the plot, and save responses with quotes and sources, which is especially useful when reading educational or professional materials.
Viwoods AiPaper Reader Specifications
- Android 16 — the first e-reader with this OS version
- Processor: 6nm octa-core chip
- RAM: 4 GB
- Built-in storage: 128 GB
- Battery: 2580 mAh
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi 5.0, Bluetooth 5.1, SIM card slot with 4G LTE support.
- Audio: Built-in speakers and microphones for voice apps.
The AiPaper Reader is now available on the official Viwoods website and through partners, including Amazon, for $279.99.
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