The Amazon Kindle Scribe combines an e-reader and note-taking tablet into one package. The second-generation modes feature a ...

The Kindle Scribe still can't match that intuitive ease of use, but these new expandable margins do make it a lot easier to ...

I really like the Scribe, pricey and limited though it may be. The question is whether you should choose an iPad instead.

it laid the groundwork for every future Kindle release. The device's keyboard and navigation buttons would give way to a touch screen interface in future hardware revisions, but the slab-shaped ...

The 12th-generation Kindle Paperwhite is the premium version of the basic Kindle (see below) and the best choice for most readers. The key differences are a bigger 7in screen, adjustable colour ...

Also on the left side are the power button and USB-C port, which is slightly weird positioning, but still fine. Unlike other Kindles, the Kindle Scribe comes with a stylus that can be magnetically ...

The left edge has the power/lock button like before ... Premium Pen over and rub the screen with the eraser tip to quickly undo your mistakes. Using the Kindle Scribe as a digital notebook is ...

£309.99 at amazon.co.uk The design of the new Kindle Scribe has a lot in common with its predecessor. It has the same 10.2-inch screen with the same resolution, similar dimensions, and the exact same ...