Thread: Who writes on an e-reader? Asking advice.
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Old 03-18-2020, 11:58 AM   #5
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Are you aware that there are ereaders designed specifically for writing? Personally, I'm not sure whether they are gimmicks or not - it's one of the reasons I'm asking.
I know there are some e-ink devices that are meant for note taking, possibly writing, like Sony's Digital Paper Tablet or the reMarkable device but I would not call those ereaders. I'm not even sure the Sony supports epub or mobi files.

I have considered getting something like one of them for note-taking in meetings but the price tag is way too high for me to justify that. If the original NoteSlate concept had panned out I might have done that though.

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