The Kindle Scribe packs a ton of potential, marrying the e-book store found in some of the best e-readers and a writing experience similar to that of the ReMarkable Paper Pro, one of my current picks ...

Digital notepads such as the reMarkable 2 and the Amazon Kindle Scribe differ from typical tablets in that they use matte, ...

Exclusive: The newest Kindle, now with a pen, is designed to draw you into a devoted fellowship of E Ink fans. Laura wrote about e-commerce and Amazon, and she occasionally covered cool science topics ...

You already knew the pen was mightier than the sword. Now, it's gunning for the keyboard. The Kindle Scribe is Amazon's first e-reader to include a stylus, one that lets you write directly on the ...

What if your Kindle could also be your journal? That’s the idea behind the new Kindle Scribe — the first Amazon e-reader that lets you both read and write. With an included stylus and a 10.2-inch ...

Whereas the company’s Fire tablets, Echo speakers, Fire TV streamers, and Kindle e-readers are primarily vessels for content consumption, the Kindle Scribe caters to more productive pursuits. With a ...

Amazon’s new Kindle Scribe is the company’s first large-screen E Ink device since the company canceled the Kindle DX. It’s also the company’s first Kindle that supports pen input. Customers in the US ...

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We were enamored with the Kindle Scribe when we reviewed it, but we weren't blind to its shortcomings, including its limited editing capabilities. Now, Amazon has rolled out an update for the device, ...

Newest Kindle features the world’s first 10.2-inch, 300-ppi, high-definition, front-lit display and pen—just $339 Beautiful, large display feels like writing on paper—take notes in millions of books; ...

Hard to believe that, in 2022, the Kindle can still headline an Amazon event — and yet, he were are. We’re expecting plenty of news out of today’s virtual Amazon event (and slightly melancholy that we ...

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