"The new Kindle Scribe has a larger 11-inch glare-free display, is just 5.4mm thick, and weighs only 400g. It's also 40% faster when writing or turning pages. Amazon says it features a new texture-molded glass to improve the friction when the pen glides across the screen to make it feel like you're writing on paper. The device also comes with a new quad-core chip, more memory, and the company's latest Oxide display technology to make everything feel smoother."
"As for the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, Amazon says it features display technology that creates colors that are soft and don't hurt your eyes like an LCD display. The company also developed a new rendering engine that enhances the color and ensures writing is fast and natural. Plus, the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft provides weeks of battery life, Amazon notes. The Kindle Scribe Colorsoft will be available on December 10 starting at $629.99."
"The devices feature a new Home experience that lets users jot something down, and open recently opened and added books, documents, and notebooks. Amazon anticipates both devices being used for handwritten notes, and the devices include significant product integrations to enhance that experience. One feature will let users search their notes across their notebooks and get simple AI summaries. Next year, users will be able to send their notes and documents to Alexa+ and have a more involved conversation about them."
Two Kindle Scribe models will be available December 10: a front-light model starting at $499.99 and a Colorsoft at $629.99; a non-front-light variant arrives early next year at $429.99. The 11-inch Scribe is 5.4mm thick, weighs 400g, offers 40% faster writing and page turns, texture-molded glass for paper-like pen friction, a quad-core chip, more memory, and Oxide display technology. Colorsoft uses a soft-color display and a new rendering engine for natural, fast handwriting and weeks of battery life. A new Home experience supports quick jotting, recent items, cross-notebook search with AI summaries, and future Alexa+ conversations. Colorsoft adds an artist shader tool for gradients.
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