Exceptional Paper Pro View View: Mali Still, Another Powerful Digital Notebook

I love List. Happy I can write the same list of obligations to six different places in one day (the good thing I test Digital notebooks and Paper planners). I often consider me to rewrite the little brainstorm in my Notes app Since ideas continue to hit in my brain, asking to get rid of the site, digitally or not.

But not every smart storm or list requires a full-size page. This enters the unbearable latest digital gearbox. The Exceptional paper Pro move (449 USD) takes the same technology as a leading company Paper Pro Notebook-Color e-ink screen is turned on – and puts it on a much smaller screen. With a 7.3-inch e-paper screen and a gentle front, it is a good size that fits you in your hand while you entered notes or an idea while in classic reporter-or notepads have converted digital. It turns out that exactly what I needed.

Slender form

Photo: Nena Farrell

Exceptional paper Pro move is identical Paper It started it last year in technology, only in smaller profile (without small underlines). You can write color, add the most colored color lights and has a soft writing front in received environments. The front light does not get great as stimulus or a smartphone, but it makes the screen readable.

Otil marker that is on the same, and as usual, which allows you to use the other end of the pencil and thus connects the same fortnight battery batteries as a lot of it will be how much you use it but expect it you will probably have to fill it Twice a month, three if you use it rigorously every day.

This move is 4 inches for a little more than 7 inches (although weighs 12 ounces with case and pen), with 16: 9 with a ratio in portrait mode and the image of Figure 4: 3 in landscape to the landscape mode corresponds to larger models. The longest side of the move is the same length as the shortest side of paper Pro. It is the smallest of standard pills, but has the most pixels per inch, which enters 264 PPIs, while Paper Pro 229 PPIs. It makes it sharper, but I didn’t see the huge difference on the screen that looks at the screens like paper side by side.

Photo: Nena Farrell