The InkLeaf is a dual-screen e-paper tablet that lets you read on one display and take notes on the other
The InkLeaf is like two e-paper tablets in one, and it's built with research, work, and note-taking in mind.
The InkLeaf is a unique dual-screen e-paper tablet that allows users to read on one display and take notes on the other using a stylus. It opens like a book and features two 10.3-inch E Ink Carta displays, housed within an aluminum frame. Unlike Samsung's foldable phones, the InkLeaf uses E Ink screens and doesn't feature foldable screens.
The device is designed for work, study, and research, enabling users to read a textbook on one screen while taking notes on the other. It's also suitable for reading novels for those who prefer hardbacks. The InkLeaf is slim at 4.2mm when open and 8.4mm when closed, and weighs just 480g. It runs on Android, supports various file formats, and includes a stylus with 4096 levels of pressure, providing a paper-like writing experience.
The device also incorporates AI capabilities, enabling search and summarization of handwritten notes. Early buyers can reserve one for the 'founder price' of $489, which is a significant discount from the retail price of $999. It is expected to ship worldwide in the coming months via Kickstarter, but early adoption comes with its risks.
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