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There are many differences between physical books and e-books. Some physical book lovers will say that they like the feeling of using a pen to take notes and draw lines on books, which Kindle has not been able to support in the past. Amazon today announced its first stylus-enabled Kindle device, called the Kindle Scribe. This is a 10.2-inch e-ink e-reader with a medium resolution of 300 ppi and a screen like a tablet. The Kindle Scribe has enough power to last for several months, and the stylus doesn’t need to be charged. It is definitely the Kindle device that many e-readers have been waiting for.
10.2 inch 300ppi huge screen
Kindle uses e-ink technology to make reading feel like a physical book, not as dazzling as the iPad and other screens, allowing readers to have the most comfortable experience. This time, Amazon uses a 10.2-inch 300 ppi screen in Kindle Scribe, and users can write with a stylus on the screen, which is convenient for taking notes and satisfying those who like to write down key points in books.
A good helper for taking notes
In addition to reading books, it is also your notepad, which is convenient for users to write Notes, ToDo Lists or schedules at any time.
Facilitate correction of documents
Users can directly input files through the Kindle App or desktop browser, and make corrections with Kindle Scribe, which supports PDF format. Officials say that in 2023, users will be able to import documents through Microsoft Word.
free charging stylus
As for the stylus, it doesn’t need to be recharged and can be magnetically attached to the Kindle Scribe body. In addition, Kindle Scribe has a pen called Premium Pen to choose from, which provides a “gluing” function and a shortcut button.
Pricing starts at $339.99
Kindle Scribe has officially accepted pre-orders, with capacities of 16GB, 32GB and 64GB, and two versions of Basic Pen and Premium Pen are available. Pricing starts at $339.99 for the Basic Pen edition and $369.99 for the Premium edition. The shipping date is November 30, 2022.