It’s a supernote nomad!

Kindle and Supernote

Looks ideal! Team SuperNote but I'd be curious to hear about your Remarkable impressions? Do you use it for your tech projects? What's your main use-case?

Well, I have Gallery on my reMarkable, and it’s fine: unlike Kaleido you can read it without front light, latency is fine for e-Ink, about the same as Supernote for B&W, but not 60 Hz, and when you go beyond B&W, you start to get infamous flashing.

60hz with a lot of ghosting. 😮‍💨 And either no color, or Kaleido, which kills screen brightness, forcing to use front light, which is not far away from just using backlight. I like e-ink (I have reMarkable and Supernote), but it’s a very specialized screen.

Is it really much of a concern ? Even on the post you quote it doesn’t shock me in the slightest . I tried to use the iPad to write seriously using things like nebo, notability and goodnotes and it works but not enjoyable . Now team Supernote on a Manta!

yes this is a Supernote A5X! the english translation ebook is available via the Mahjong Pros website, looks like they have a kindle version: mahjongpros.com/products/136…

NEVER thought I'd see another Supernote user in the wild

It looks like i would use it daily, especially with traveling. Have you seen the Supernote?

Supernote nomad! It’s a small e-ink tablet

advancing on some drawing on my supernote x.com/i/broadcasts/1DxLddwXO…

I've always been intrigued with the idea of an e-ink tablet for notetaking, and after a lot of research between Supernote, @Viwoods_Aipaper, @remarkablepaper I decided on an SuperNote Manta. I'm 3 days in and loving it. The writing feel is amazing.

這週末兩天都有出門，有夠累的。 但還是完成了 einkbro 的 userscript 支援，以及現在 supernote 的 koreader 也可以手寫了。果然八年前的 sony dpt-cp1 是最難搞的。

改了一版書法加，支援 supernote 的手寫。以後不用一邊看手機，一邊練字了。

Supernoteになって帰ってくるんだよ…

SuperNoteアップデートされたけど 公式サイトにもまだ掲載されていない

Can't wait for the final episode of #TADC Here's my sketch of Pomni~ #supernote #theamazingdigitalcircus #pomni #fanart

The Supernote A5 X2 Manta digital notebook lets you modernize your writing experience without sacrificing the joy of that paper-to-pen feeling. nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…

I've vibecoded a few apps that have changed my life, and soon I'll open source them so others can benefit the first thing you should know: I have a LOT of problems. And so I started thinking to myself that maybe my little beautiful machines could whisper out solutions to my problems they did, and here's the problems they solved: 1. SAVE YOURSELF TIME AND STOP TRYING TO REMEMBER SO MUCH i'm a head of marketing with side hobbies, a daughter, personal relationships, and an expat living abroad. I used to juggle all of these mentally, and it demanded a lot of my short-term memory, but the result was bad performance. I'd miss calls, forget things, or feel like I wasn't ''doing enough'' the machines built -> SUPERNOTE The most intuitive, flexible, and useful note-taking app that comes with sweet tools like timers and a universal gateway for notes. No matter where you take the note: it lands in SUPERNOTE. No more forgetting which notepad you took it on. 2. CONVERT ACADEMIC PAPERS TO AN AUDIOBOOKS, CHEAP I'm learning. im learning a lot. i mlearning so much i don't even have the time to think about all the learning I'm doing on a daily basis sound familiar? After a long workday, the last thing I want to do is sit down and read the latest arxiv paper on my phone in bed. but if you try and pipe that shit into a TTS service, the output is Unintelligible. Why? 1. the way a academic paper is written is not meant to be listened to 2. there are all sorts of equations and tables and figures that do not translate into TTS the machines built me PAPER READER this has 10xed my learning capacity 3. (stay tuned for more intel)

Nice! I got the Supernote Manta