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Originally Published 4 months ago — by Gizmodo
The reMarkable Paper Pro Move is a compact, pocket-sized E Ink tablet designed for note-taking and digital writing, featuring a 7.3-inch color display, high pixel density, and useful AI features for converting handwriting and web content, priced at $449 with additional accessories available.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WIRED
Amazon's second-generation Kindle Scribe addresses previous limitations by allowing direct annotation on ebooks and includes new features like generative AI and a redesigned Premium Pen. Despite these improvements, the device remains largely unchanged, with a price increase to $400. Existing first-gen Scribe users can access new features via a software update, reducing the incentive to upgrade. While the Scribe is a solid digital notebook and e-reader, it lacks some features found in competitors, making it most appealing to those already invested in the Amazon ecosystem.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
The Kindle Scribe, priced at $339.99, combines an e-reader and digital notebook, offering features like a glare-free display, long battery life, and customizable writing tools. While it excels in reading and writing experiences, its large size, limited annotation capabilities, and laggy software may be drawbacks. Ideal for those seeking a distraction-free device for reading and note-taking, it may not be the best choice for those who don't need its writing features or prefer more tech-forward tablets.