The Noteslate Shiro is a digital writing slate with an E Ink screen, a stylus, and up to 3 weeks of battery life. At first glance it looks like an eReader (and you can use it as one), but the stylus lets you sketch your ideas or jot handwritten notes. Noteslate unveiled the Shiro in […]
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Noteslate Shiro ePaper writing tablet due this fall for $199
A few years ago a company called Noteslate promised to deliver a $99 tablet designed for writing handwritten notes. They didn’t. But now the company is back with a new model featuring a new design, technology that actually exists, and a shot of really launching this fall for $199. It’s called the Noteslate Shiro, and […]
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Boogie Board Rip writing slate now available for $130
Improv Electronics has started selling the first of its Boogie Board writing tablets that lets you write notes with a stylus and save digital copies of those notes to built-in storage. The company has been offering inexpensive digital writing slates since last year, with prices as low as $40. But the Boogie Board Rip is […]
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NoteSlate will cost more than $99 if and when it ever arrives
The NoteSlate saga continues. Earlier this year a company called NoteSlate showed off a concept for a $99 note-taking tablet with a 13 inch, two-tone display. A few days ago I noted that the product had yet to move past the concept phase and despite the company’s initial promises it wouldn’t be shipping this summer. […]
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NoteSlate’s $99 note device is still just a concept, but Boogie Board is already available
1 Comment on NoteSlate’s $99 note device is still just a concept, but Boogie Board is already availableEarlier this year a company called NoteSlate generated quite a bit of buzz with the promise of an inexpensive tablet designed for taking handwritten notes. The idea was that for $99 you’d get a slate with a two-tone display (black and white, red and black, or another combination), and a stylus. The device would have […]