If you think all things digital are magic, there’s now a digital pen gadget that might easily impress you. IOGEAR, a Southern California company, has brought out a digital pen and USB receiver combo ...

The budget-friendly tablet and TV company has finally announced its first full-fledged digital notebook: the TCL Note A1 ...

IOGEAR has launched the Mobile Digital Scribe, which is the first-ever device to capture natural handwriting from any surface and store it in the receiver for future use. The technology is based on a ...

The updated Iogear Mobile Scribe captures 50 pages of your handwriting and doodles on any surface, using normal ink, and without the need to be connected to a computer like the previous Digital Scribe ...

This writable e-reader is the first Kindle of its kind, now with the added functionality to take handwritten notes as you read. It’s essentially designed to replace paper, encouraging users to use it ...

IOGear's Digital Scribe sits at the head of letter-sized sheets of paper, patiently watching its surface for penmanship, which it scans in real-time and, in the case of the wireless model, saves to ...

We're not sure how many of you were so hopelessly addicted to the IOGEAR Digital Scribe that you clamored for a mobile version, but the company has somehow heard your cries and duly provided. Just ...

I only use my Kindle Scribe for the four predominant things I listed above. It really comes down to what the E Ink tablet is ...

Scribbling on the pages of a real book is a capital sin, but not when you have a Kindle Scribe. It has all the features of a Kindle except you can also write and draw directly on the pages of your ...

I really wanted to try an e-reader with a bigger screen, and leapt at the chance to spend time with the latest Amazon Kindle Scribe with its 10.2-inch e-paper screen. However, it wasn’t what I ...

TCL has unveiled a new tablet with a paper-like Nxtpaper display and stylus support to take on the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft.

Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about technology, multimedia, and digital entertainment. With all the hoopla around the iPhone 3G, the finger has taken center stage as the input ...