If you’ve been waiting for the right time to upgrade your Kindle Scribe, now might not be a bad time. Amazon is running its first sale on a new model that’s only been on the market for a month. Normally $450, the 2024 Kindle Scribe is 19% off, bringing the 64GB model to $365. With the latest generation, Amazon has tweaked the tablet’s appearance and added some AI features along with some new note-taking options.
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Amazon’s new Kindle Scribe lets you write directly on your books.
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The second generation Kindle Scribe has a white bezel around the screen with a green (metallic jade) or gray (tungsten) border, as opposed to the thick black border of its predecessor. The discount applies to both colors and all storage options (16GB, 32GB, 64GB) for the gray version. When I tried out the new Kindle Scribe, I liked the new design and found it easy to read and write.
The new Kindle Scribe uses AI to help you clean and summarize your notes with summarization and filtering tools. These tools can be applied to individual pages or the entire notebook. These features have worked very well for us. In her review, Engadget’s Associate Reviews Editor Charlyn Lo wrote that properly ordering list items helps scribes “make sense of disorganized plans,” which can be summed up as “nearly accurate “Results” were obtained, he said. her notes. “I have terrible handwriting, so I felt the mistake the system made was no surprise,” she wrote.
Now there’s a better way to write directly to your ebook. In 2024 Kindle Scribe, Amazon introduced Active Canvas. This is a little box that pops up when you place your pen on whatever you’re reading. The box can be resized and does not disappear when you leave the page. It will also soon be possible to write in collapsible margins. This feature is expected to arrive early this year. One of the biggest complaints about the new Kindle Scribe was its relatively high price. So, if you like it, don’t miss the chance to buy it at a discounted price.
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