Taking notes on the Supernote Nomad is the closest to paper a tablet writing experience can get. This is why the Nomad is ...

E-Ink tablets seem to provide the best of both worlds ... That should be good enough for anyone who, say, reads a lot of academic papers or reviews many documents for work. It’ll be harder for people ...

Tablets might let you tote around a collection of tomes, but backlit pixels aren’t the best for bookworms. If you want a portable library without any eye strain, then the best e-readers go easy on ...

I've had an e-ink tablet—specifically, the reMarkable 2—for a couple of years now. There are a few products like it on the market: devices with black and white, Kindle-like e-ink screens and ...

Whether you're looking for an affordable option, a travel-friendly companion, a massive 14.6-inch screen for immersive entertainment, a productivity workhorse, or even a niche e-ink tablet ...

It’s also cheaper than the similarly-sized Onyx BOOX Tab X, another 13.3 inch E Ink tablet which currently sells for $800 despite running an older version of Android and shipping with a lower ...

Compare that with the Kindle ... Unlike an LCD, the kind of screen used in phones, tablets and TVs, e-ink doesn't require constant power. Whatever it's displaying stays visible until it changes ...

At a time when budgets are tighter than ever, it makes sense that you’d consider getting one E Ink tablet that can do both rather than buy — and charge — two separate devices. This is Amazon ...

The Manta sports a 10.7-inch E Ink display at 1,920 x 2,560 pixels. However, this is not color E Ink like some recent e-notes are sporting, but is reported to be Carta 1300 with 16 levels of gray.

On the other hand, the new tablet is very fixable. A panel on the back of the Supernote A5 X2 can be removed without tools, giving quick access to some of the tablet’s internal components.