Paper over: Amazon unveils new Kindle aimed toward changing paper for writing

Amazon announced the Kindle Scribe on Wednesday, which the corporate says may change paper for studying and writing.

The machine includes a 10.2-inch e-ink show, which the corporate says is "glare-free," and it comes with a pen that doesn't must be charged.

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Kevin Keith, vice chairman of Amazon Units, touted the studying and writing expertise on the machine, together with the e-reader's different options.

“Kindle Scribe is one of the best Kindle we’ve ever constructed, making a studying and writing expertise that looks like actual paper,” Keith stated in a press launch. “It is impressed by the Kindle clients who've added billions of notes and highlights to books through the years, and it’s additionally ideally suited for reviewing and marking up paperwork, managing your to-do listing, or doodling over a giant concept. Plus, it presents all of the Kindle advantages clients know and love — thousands and thousands of books on demand, adjustable fonts, premium studying options, and weeks and weeks of battery life — with the good thing about a gorgeous, massive show.”

Amazon says all notebooks from the machine can be "robotically saved and backed as much as the cloud free of charge." The corporate additionally says two pens can be found for the machine, one being a "fundamental" pen that doesn't must be charged. A "premium" pen, which features a shortcut button and an eraser, does have a battery.

 

The machine begins at $339 with storage choices of 16, 32, and 64 gigabytes and the choice for the essential or premium pen.

The latest Kindle is ready to be launched on Nov. 30, with extra data obtainable on Amazon's web site.