You might like a pen and paper, but sheets of A4 are easily lost. And besides, do you really want to be responsible for killing more trees? Instead, try E-PAD ($449). More or less the lovechild of an ...

XPPen Magic Note Pad has officially launched in India, perfect for students, professionals, and creators who want a ...

An endlessly useable notepad would be a godsend for a whole bunch of reasons. For starters, it’d be tremendous for the environment, and stop the need for mass produced paper pads that have to be ...

Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since 2000. He covers the gamut of gadgets and is a notable reviewer of mobile accessories and portable audio products, ...

reMarkable is edging closer to delivering what it hopes will be the most paper-like experience to date on a notepad. The Norwegian team behind the reMarkable 10.3-inch E Ink display sketching and ...

For many of us, the legal notepad is staple during our workday. It’s a place to jot down notes and keep thoughts and plans for later. A digital alternative may be able to replace that yellow notepad.

Sony and E Ink have collaborated on a brilliant digital paper 13.3-inch notepad tablet that’s designed as an A4 size equivalent. The flexible-display device uses E Ink Mobius technology, and Sony’s ...

I have tried to use the iPad 2 as a classroom tool. In my ongoing quest to learn to speak Spanish at least as well as the average Spanish three-year-old, I go to classes a couple nights a week. I have ...

What would it take to replace the pen and paper you use in meetings? For most of us, it would be a miracle of engineering. Tablets like the Apple iPad Pro come pretty close, but our scribbles on the ...