Amazon Kindle Scribe 2 on trial

by time news

Electronic book ‍reader and notebook wiht pen: Amazon‘s Kindle Scribe is now in ​its second generation ⁣and ⁤we have‍ been​ able to try it for a few hours ⁣now. At first glance the new Scribe resembles the old one. The energy-saving E-Ink display⁤ with backlight extends over 10.2 inches diagonally, on the⁤ right there is a very wide border, which is now⁢ somewhat hidden by⁣ a passe-partout;

The included pen dock is on the left. as usual,the display is first class,sharp and ideal⁤ for long evenings of reading. The ‌device weighs 430 grams,is easy to⁣ hold and the ‍battery lasts several weeks.With E-Ink technology, energy is only consumed when the display changes.

Study textbooks

Amazon books reach the device via WiFi or alternatively you ​can‍ upload PDF documents or books in open Epub format. The big change compared to ‍its predecessor concerns less passive readers, but rather active‌ editors of texts,⁣ such as‌ students leafing‌ through⁤ thier textbooks.

From now on, notes can be inserted‌ into books.Spehr

In ⁢addition to Amazon Kindle books,you can create ⁣your own notebooks where you⁢ write directly ‍on the ‍screen ⁤with the ‍pen.⁢ Writing is like writing on paper. The first impression is that ⁢this has now​ been implemented a little better.

The pen is ‍included

In the future, artificial intelligence will summarize the notes. There is⁣ already handwriting recognition that is activated⁢ when you send a notebook via ‌email. The ‌detection then ⁣takes place on ​Amazon’s servers.

The second generation Kindle Scribe is available with 16,⁢ 32 or 64 gigabytes of storage ‌space at prices between 420 ⁢and 470 euros. The pen is included in the delivery. A detailed account of our experiences‍ will appear in the⁤ December 17 print edition of FAZ.

How does the writing experience on the Kindle Scribe compare to conventional⁣ note-taking methods?

Interview Between Time.news⁢ Editor and Tech ⁢Expert on Amazon’s Kindle‌ Scribe

Time.news Editor: Welcome to this special segment where we dive into ⁤the latest innovations in technology. Today, we have a seasoned tech expert, ⁣Dr. Lisa Thompson, with us to discuss the new second-generation ⁣amazon ​Kindle Scribe. ⁣Dr.Thompson, thank you for ⁣joining us!

Dr. Lisa Thompson:‍ Thank you for​ having ‌me! I’m excited to ⁣discuss the Kindle⁤ Scribe ‌and what​ it brings to the table.

Editor: Absolutely! So, we’ve had the chance to get‍ our hands‍ on the Kindle Scribe. What were‍ your initial thoughts when you⁤ first tried‍ it out?

Dr. Thompson:⁣ My first impression was quite positive! Amazon has made‍ several enhancements that highlight its versatility as‌ both an e-reader and a digital notebook. The display is ‍vibrant and sharp, making​ reading a pleasurable experience.

Editor: That’s great to here! For those unfamiliar, how does the ‌Kindle Scribe differentiate itself from other Kindle models?

Dr.Thompson: The⁤ Kindle Scribe combines traditional e-reading features with the capability for handwritten notes, thanks to its accompanying stylus. Users can annotate texts, create to-do lists, and even sketch, all⁢ while enjoying the benefits of e-ink technology, which is easier on‍ the eyes than traditional screens.

Editor: Captivating! You mentioned the stylus. How effective is it in practice?

Dr. Thompson: The stylus is responsive ⁢and ⁣offers a natural writing experience. It feels quite similar to writing on paper, which is a significant advantage for those who prefer jotting down notes or comments directly on their reading material. There are different writing modes and options that cater⁤ to various user preferences.

Editor: That’s a game-changer for many students and professionals! Speaking of user ​experience, how does the Kindle Scribe’s ​battery life hold up compared to ‌its competitors?

dr. Thompson: The battery life is impressive, typical of Kindle devices. With ​moderate use⁢ of both reading and writing features, ‍it can last several weeks on a single charge, which is a major plus for on-the-go users who don’t want to constantly worry about recharging.

Editor: Excellent! Now, every new device has its pros and cons. Did you encounter any areas where the ‌Kindle Scribe could improve?

Dr. Thompson: One​ area to⁢ consider is the ‌weight.While it’s still ​portable, it is ⁤slightly heavier than traditional Kindle devices, especially with the additional bulk of ‌the stylus. Users who are used to lighter e-readers might feel the difference during prolonged reading sessions. Additionally, ​more association features for notes would be helpful for‌ those who take‌ extensive annotations.

Editor: ‍Valid points! As we wrap up,⁢ who do you think would benefit⁤ most from the Kindle Scribe?

Dr. Thompson: The Kindle Scribe is⁣ perfect for students,educators,and professionals who engage heavily ⁣in reading and note-taking. It’s also beneficial for hobbyists who enjoy⁤ journaling or sketching. Essentially, anyone looking ⁢for​ a seamless blend of reading and ‍writing will find value in it.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Thompson, for your insights! It truly seems the Kindle Scribe makes a strong case as a ⁢versatile tool ‍in the e-reader market. We appreciate your expertise!

Dr. Thompson:⁣ Thank⁢ you!⁣ It was a pleasure discussing a really exciting product.

Editor:⁣ And thank you to ⁣our viewers for tuning in! Stay with Time.news for more updates on ‌the latest in tech and⁤ innovation.

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