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David Pierce @ The Verge · today 09:00 EDT

Amazon’s new Kindle Scribe takes another step toward pen and paper

The Scribe is as much a writing device as a reading one. | Image: Amazon


Ever since Amazon launched the Kindle Scribe in 2022, the company has been noticing some unusual ways people are using the device. Scribe users read more nonfiction than normal Kindle owners; a full 60 percent of Scribe buyers use the device at work. That’s maybe not shocking, given that the Scribe is the largest Kindle and the one with an included stylus for taking notes. But still: this is maybe the first Kindle ever to not b

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