eNote Pro

I don't have a Voyage, but the Viwoods Aipaper (the big one) and the Penstar eNote have the whitest screens available. The Penstar accomplishes this by not having a touch screen, which removes a layer of visual interference: you have to use the stylus or the buttons (there are a lot of them) to navi

Very much interested to see how these compare to BOOX products in the long run. My Tab UC has been performing well for about 2 1/2 years now, as far as I know this is the only competitor that is running android and kaleido 3 on a 10.3 inch. The affordability of Penstar makes me hopeful a cheaper rep

Electrical engineering student here, I would highly recommend going for an android based device. I use my device every day, and I find myself constantly going into my campus to download files, problem guides, PDFs, slides, etc. this would be miles more difficult with a remarkable. I had a really har

I would suggest the Penstar eNote Pro. It's a great color eInk device. It supports OneNote note syncing. You can check it out to see if it fits your needs.

It depends on how large of a screen you want. I also need to take notes, and I prefer the 10.3-inch screen because I think it's the perfect size for taking notes. I currently use the Penstar eNote 2 for taking notes. One thing I like is the split-screen feature. I can read documents or books and tak

Viwoods Aipaper and Penstar eNote have the whitest screens. Penstar doesn't have a touchscreen, you have to use a stylus and button to navigate. They are still light grey, no genuinely white e-ink screen exists.

Penstar eNote2 can be good if you do not need Google play (you still can install apk files)

Take a look at the Penstar eNote 2. It is a B/W device with a super white screen. It is also a pen-only device, so it takes a little time to get used to it, but it's very good once you do. In terms of the writing experience, I'd say it's about 90% as good as writing on paper, which is very good. I c

Considering the Penstar eNote 2, it's a budget-friendly option with a writing experience that feels very similar to paper.

I love my eNote 2! It has really helped me increase my productivity. I also like the button design. I think the multiple button design is kind of brave since most e-ink tablets have abandoned it. The buttons are not gimmicky, but useful, all the button is customizable. The handwriting experience is