"The new Kindle Scribes now feature larger 11-inch glare-free E Ink screens - up from 10.2-inches previously - but Amazon has managed to make the three new versions lighter than the first two. It now weighs just 400 grams compared to 433 grams for last year's version, and at 5.4mm thick it's thinner than the iPhone Air."
"Amazon says the new Kindle Scribes use an improved front light system with tiny LEDs that help reduce the size of the screen bezels while making the lighting more uniform. An improved texture on the glass adds more friction to better simulate the feeling of a pen on paper while Amazon has reduced gaps between that glass and the E Ink panel beneath so pen strokes feel like they're connected directly to the tip of the stylus."
"A new quad-core processor and additional memory improve the performance of the new Kindle Scribes which now offer a writing experience and page turns that feel 40 percent faster than previous versions. The Scribe was first introduced to Amazon's Kindle lineup in 2022 with a 10.2-inch E Ink screen, a stylus, and new software features that made it both a big screen e-reader and a note-taking device."
Amazon's new Kindle Scribe lineup includes the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and two redesigned models that remove the previous asymmetrical chin and adopt a slimmer, tablet-like appearance. The devices use larger 11-inch glare-free E Ink displays while reducing weight to about 400 grams and thickness to 5.4mm. An improved front-light system with tiny LEDs narrows bezels and evens lighting. Enhanced glass texture and reduced gap to the E Ink panel create more realistic pen-on-paper sensation. Upgraded quad-core processors and more memory deliver roughly 40% faster writing responsiveness and page turns. Earlier Scribe versions introduced stylus note-taking, handwriting-to-text, AI summaries, and visible ebook notes.
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