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Not sure if you need an eReader or a notepad? The Kobo Sage combines both. Is it worth the nearly $500 asking price?

Scribbling notes on the go isn’t just for phones or tablets with a stylus, as Huawei takes on a handful of e-ink pen and paper solutions.

This week on The Wrap, dive into all of the tech news to start the year, explaining what’s new in TVs, computers, headphones, and cars, to name a few. From BMW to foldable laptops to OLED and more, find out what’s happening in 2022, all in five minutes.

A crazy vision of the future could see cars with a chassis inspired by eBook readers, meaning they can change from white to black all too easily.

An eReader like the Kindle or Kobo is meant for reading, but what if you could scribble notes using the same gadget? The latest Kobo has that in mind.

Getting into eBooks on the cheap usually means sacrificing a feature or two, but Kobo's latest aims to keep things cool and local, too.

There's no shortage of tablets with a stylus, and you can bring a capacitive broad-tipped stylus to any, but the ePaper alternative is coming back for a second try.

Book reading isn’t dead, and while tablets have eroded some of the market share, eBook readers like the Kindle are helping folks take their reading places, with Amazon now going to the pool.

One of last year’s curious product ideas was a pen-friendly tablet with eReader technology, and while it might have disappeared from your memory, it’s back and ready to go. There’s no shortage of digital paper options in the world today, what with Apple’s iPad Pro, Microsoft’s Surface Pro, and even...

You know the problem with digital pen and paper, and how they don't feel like pen or paper? A new tablet aims to fix that.