The e-paper slate has a built-in voice recorder to save you having to take meeting minutes.

Great hardware and software combine for an exceptional writing experience ...

ReMarkable Paper Pure vs. Boox Go 10.3: I used both tablets at work, and it comes down to this ...

The more we're told to trust AI, offload our note-taking to machine intelligence, and outsource creativity to agent prompts, the more appealing pen and paper sound. It's a compulsion that reMarkable ...

The 10.3-inch paper-style tablet aims to give its users the sense they are writing directly on paper, doodling away on ideas ...

E-ink tablets are rapidly gaining traction among professionals, students, and creatives seeking focused, paper-like experiences in a digital format. Unlike traditional tablets or laptops, e-ink ...

A couple of years ago I found myself frustrated by trying to take notes at a press briefing using my laptop, phone, or any other piece of electronic technology I had on hand. As such, I grabbed a ...

Remarkable has announced the second generation of its "digital paper" tablet, one that's thinner, cheaper, and faster, with longer battery life. Founded out of Oslo, Norway in 2013, Remarkable has so ...

I compared two of the best black-and-white e-readers on the market; they look similar but have very different feature sets.

Since the ReMarkable 2 hit store shelves, it has been my go-to tablet for travel and taking notes. Its slim size and solid writing experience made it ideal for a no-nonsense experience for taking ...

The Paper Pure has a faster dual-core processor, a bump from 1GB of RAM to 2GB, and a storage increase from 8GB to 32GB. Comparing the two tablets side by side, the Paper Pure is faster when it comes ...