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How Open-Source Software Fixed the XTEINK X4 Pro’s Most Divisive Feature
When XTEINK released the X4 Pro, the successor to its cult-favorite pocket e-readers, it introduced a feature that immediately polarized its dedicated user base: a touchscreen.
For years, minimalist reading enthusiasts championed devices like the XTEINK X3 and the original X4 precisely because they lacked a touch interface. Operating entirely via physical buttons, those earlier models offered a tactile, distraction-free experience that felt closer to reading a physical paperback than scrolling through a smartphone. The…
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