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Originally Posted by Quoth
Nebo on Android or iOS will import them (not vice versa).
But I never used the "basic notebook" except for sketchs.
You can also export to local storage as png, html, pdf, txt, docx and copy to computer via USB, the best format depending on Notebook type and content.
Nebo on the iOS or Android is far better for notes, and the Nxtpaper 40 (not 5g) phone or NxtPaper 11 is far better than Colour eink and massivce run time, nearly as as good as mono eink. The iOS/Android Nebo has real time text preview and PDF import with handwriting to text. The Nebo on the Libra Colour, Sage and Elipsa is cut down and poor due to eink latency.
The Kobos don't need a screen protector. Nor really does anything, they are practically a scam.
I used the Notepads on an Elipsa and then a Sage. Now I only use the Kobo Sage to read.
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1. My goal is that if my storage gets full, I wanna be able to export my notes as pdf, but when I export it back, will it be treated the same way? If yes, I think I can live without having expandable storage.
2. I asked various AIs and they suggest that 100 pages of handritten notes would take around 50-100 MB depending on its complexity, is that a good ballpark?
3. Regarding screen protectors. Can I then be sure that me writing on the screen using metapen M1 will not damage the screen and leave scratches? I am going to be careful with the device as to not hit the screen otherwise.