Unlike the other Kindle devices that are mainly for reading, the Kindle Scribe is designed for jotting down notes directly in the books you read—or, if you prefer, you can jot your notes down in separate notebooks. Whatever option works better for you.
Kindle Notebooks are easy to manage and useful for journaling, sketching, or taking notes during meetings and classes. The coolest part? The Scribe can convert handwritten notes to text in a snap.
The Kindle Scribe has the same 300 PPI glare-free display of the other Kindles, which mimics the feel of reading and writing on paper. While I didn't test the Kindle Scribe, I did review a similar E Ink notebook and it makes all the difference for how the stylus pen feels on the screen.
The Kindle Scribe's display is front-lit to ensure clear visibility both indoors and outdoors. The 10.2-inch screen offers plenty of space for reading books and working on papers. You can even import files, including PDFs and Microsoft Word documents.
Battery life isn't something you need to worry about. As with any other Kindle, you'll go weeks without having to recharge this device.
Take advantage of this chance to get the Kindle Scribe at its lowest-ever price of $280. The va
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