u/Maleficent_Aurora

Hallo,

ich weiß nicht, ob das Thema hier geeignet ist.

wir wohnen in Kärnten und möchten uns bald ein Haus kaufen.

Leider kennen wir uns mit dem Thema überhaupt nicht aus und haben auch keine Freunde die Experte sind.

Worauf sollten wir beim Hauskauf besonders achten?

Falls wir ein sanierungsbedürftiges Haus kaufen, was ist dabei besonders wichtig?

Wo findet man einen Gutachter, der das Haus vor dem Kauf begutachtet?

Wie läuft das mit einem Kredit bei der Bank ab? Wie viel Eigenkapital sollte man mitbringen und welche Voraussetzungen muss man erfüllen?

Gibt es in Kärnten Förderungen für die Sanierung eines Hauses? Wo kann man sich am besten darüber informieren?

Vielen Dank im Voraus.

Does anyone else feel like this tablet is organizational chaos?

I have a Boox Go 10.3 and I find it pretty straightforward.

like I could simply open a book from internal storage and it comes automatically to current reading list on home screen.

the same goes for writing notes, directly from notes section on tablet or from an open book through split screen option or from quick notes on navi ball/control center, it is always saved in the notes section.

on viwoods (I have been trying the AI Paper Mini) you have to import the book manually to the learning app to get it on home screen and start reading.

It's a bit annoying but I could get pass that.

What really bothers me is the organisation of notes. there is to many sections and subsections. Basic Notes are under "Paper", but if you import it they go under this "P" subcategory.

and if you write notes while reading a book with the overlay-see-through option, then this goes to "knowledge base" and I haven't found a way to move this document to your other written notes.

and then there is "meetings" which are basically also notes with special template.

I just want to be able to organise my notes in my own way with my own folders.

I haven't been trying this tablet for a very long time so maybe I am completely off. Please do tell if I missed something because there are stuff that I love about it like customisable side button and overlay-see-through notes while reading a book (I find it brilliant alternative to split screen for smaller tablets).

few other stuff I don't like: Brightness is too bright (1 is like 4 on RMPP Move and personally it's too bright for a completely dark room), back/home/AI buttons are not lit in the dark, and pen-to-ink gap is noticeably worse than RMPP Move.

It seems like there is no decent option on 7-8" screen with front light on the market currently - I also tried the Boox 7 (hated the writing feel) and RMPP Move (expensive, some options are locked behind the paywall, no integration with third party cloud - I don't use dropbox, google drive or one drive).

Hi!

how do returns on Viwoods EU Shop work?

Are they complicated like Boox or easy like Remarkable?

Hi,

I am looking for a small e-ink device with stylus support and frontlight.

My use case is learning (reading pdf and annotating).

I have Boox Go 10.3 and use it for note taking while learning on my desk so I need something smaller for on the go and reading in bed.

I tried the Boox Go 7 but hated the writing feel.

I am currently trying Remarkable Move but the battery is horrible and maybe a bit limited for me.

I was thinking trying the viwoods ai paper mini.

How is integration between two viwoods devices (considering switching completely to one ecosystem)?

how is their learning app for reading and annotating pdfs?

comparison boox/remarkable/viwoods - writing feel, ecosystems, workflow?