It has numerous “notebook” templates, but all you can do with the notes in your notebook is email them to yourself as PDFs. With the Scribe, you cannot write directly on ebooks, only leave “sticky notes” on them. Of course, its selling point is not its size, but its stylus-a Kindle you can write on!-so it is a bit disappointing to report that Amazon could not figure out why one would want to write on a Kindle. Being too large to fit in a coat pocket or to comfortably hold one-handed on a crowded train, the Scribe is not at all conducive to the things one uses an e-reader for. It is a very good oversized e-reader, but there are simply not many uses for an oversized e-reader. What is immediately apparent about the Kindle Scribe is that it is a neat little device and also almost extraordinarily useless.
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(Bless Verso Books, by the way, for including a free ebook with nearly all of their print books.) (I have heard Kobo e-readers are quite good if you wish to be free of Amazon’s ecosystem and whole evil deal, but I have never used one, and also Kindles last forever so I haven’t needed to replace my quite old one.) My ideal reading setup is to keep a physical copy of a book at home and borrow the ebook version from the library for bars and restaurants and train commutes. I am a fan of the Kindle e-reader line, though. I put it on my wishlist because I was curious about it, but not curious enough to buy one for myself.
The Kindle Scribe is, basically, a large e-reader, with a stylus. I received a Kindle Scribe for Christmas last year, which I probably should have expected, on account of asking for it.
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