The Magic Note Pad from XPPen is a great way to take your note-taking to a new level with its integrated XPNotes app, X3 Pro Pencil 2, X-paper color options, and AG nano-etched screen coating.

One of the standout features of the Magic Note Pad is its industry-first 90Hz refresh rate, a game-changer for digital note-taking devices. Unlike traditional e-ink displays that often suffer from ...

The Magic Note Pad’s 10.95 inch, 1920 x 1200 pixel display with a 90 Hz refresh rate and up to 400 nits brightness. In full color mode it has 95% sRGB gamut and support for 16.7 million colors.

The Magic Note Pad doesn't use E Ink technology, but is rather a modified 10.9-inch LCD panel in a similar vein to TCL's NXTPAPER technology. XPPen is calling its display solution 3-in1 X-Paper.

But the team recently noticed my notebooks had been replaced by something new—the XPPen Magic Note Pad. Well, this is the best paper-like tablet I could find for fitting my reading and writing.

XPPen's Magic Note Pad Helps Unlock Your Professional Flow State: Writer Vicky Zimmerman and Senior Barrister Jackson Ng talk harnessing creativity with XPPen’s innovative digital ecosystem.

Yesterday I featured a collection of note-taking applications in my quest for a free alternative to OneNote. Then I had the chance to talk with Jeff Janer, CEO of Springpad.

Quick Pad UWP does a good job of delivering a note-taking experience that can stay above all of your other apps. That comes in handy when you need to jot things down while watching or reading ...

Powered by Android 14's open ecosystem, the Magic Note Pad delivers a versatile, efficient, and eye-friendly digital note-taking solution tailored for business professionals, students, and ...