Amazon has introduced a new e-reader tablet with Kindle devices, one of the most popular names in the e-book reader market. The Kindle Scribe aims to rival devices like reMarkable and Huawei MatePad Paper. Amazon Kindle Scribe review!
Amazon Kindle Scribe review!
Amazon Kindle Scribe, with a 10.2-inch screen with a resolution of 300 ppi, offers an ideal note-taking and book-reading experience. The design of the device is very similar to the Kindle Oasis and has an adjustable front light system like the new generation Kindle devices.
Kindle Scribe allows you to use the device as a digital notebook as well as taking notes on books. You can also edit PDF documents and send them to your computer. Editing Microsoft Word files will also be possible with an update coming early next year.
Kindle Scribe, which starts at $339 for the 16GB model, offers two different pen options. The Basic Pen comes with the device at no additional cost, while the Premium Pen can be purchased for an extra $30. The Premium Pen has an adjustable snap button and eraser function. Both pens use Wacom’s EMR technology and do not require charging. Kindle Scribe is available for pre-order in many countries and comes with a 3-month Kindle Unlimited gift.