Kindle Scribe Colorsoft

I did. I bought a Paper Pro on release day and have been using it daily for work and leisure since then. After two days with the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, I feel like throwing the Paper Pro in the trash. Well not really, but the new Scribe is so much better in nearly every way that's important to me,

I actually came from Kindle Scribe. Scribe is much lighter and thinner, much faster and more responsive, better at reading books with proper Chinese support. Note export is awful, pen stroke in export are pixelated. Will try Kindle Scribe Colorsoft when it’s released.

A Kindle is easier for uploading personal documents (both pdfs, epubs and a handful of other formats) because you can use send to kindle which is wireless and you can just use the 'share' function from a phone or use the website to upload the file. It will also sync across devices. With a Kobo, you

Kindle scribe colorsoft is pretty great and they finally allowed to upload your own pdf's as of recently. I usually don't like kindles due it's closed ecosystem but for pdf reading and editing it's probably the best device on the market now. Just note that it's a specialized device for reading and w

If you're in North America, then your needs may be better met with a Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. More expensive, but 1000% better when it comes to lighting and color. Ghosting is worse on the Remarkable. Google will tell you that PDF handling is superior on the RMPP. But it also says you can't write on

As someone that has run through the PhD gauntlet electronically with PDFs, I have thoughts and questions. Just going to group them in no order: Books - Do your books have DRM on them? And can you apply DeDRM to them to allow you to have a greater device selection? eReader - If I was you I would want