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Old 06-13-2022, 04:48 PM   #3
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The Sage & Elipsa Advanced note taking work fine with suitable FW versions. Some FW versions are fine on epub reading and rubbish with Advanced Notebooks.

I got the Elipsa mainly to proof check for any format errors on PDFs for POD, but I liked the Advanced Notebook (the Basic is just a simple sketch pad) so got the Sage. The Advanced Notebook is using Nebo, which is a positively rated app for Android and Apple tablets that have true digitisers.

I'm not seeing any latency issue on Sage with 4.32.x FW. Both 4.33.x versions are useless and some earlier versions are.

I've two screen full of Advanced Notebooks now.

Certainly there is not really any integration between the features used in Advanced Notebooks (eWriter) and ereading of PDFs or epubs as the "annotation" using the stylus on them is only image doodles.

Also odd that BT keyboard works in ePub annotation window but only does page scrolling on the Advanced Notebook.

It does seem like a Work in Progress, but hugely better than the reMarkable, which I got cheap 2nd hand just for wife to read PDFs. It's got no native handwriting, shape or maths conversion like Sage / Elipsa, just a rather nice artpad app. Also zero library features, purely a file browser.
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