If you’re anything like me, you’ve got some variety of note taking device (or more than one) hanging on the side of your fridge. Whether it be an old, ratty whiteboard or a notepad of some sort, the ...

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In our last review of a Boogie Board we took a look at the Scribble n’ Play. This round we are having a look at the company’s Jot 4.5 Clearview. Besides size, what’s different? Read on for the full ...

Here’s something that can render the good old writing pads obsolete. Its the Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet. And it provides us with a nice break from the steady stream of tablet PCs coming our way.

The Boogie Board is an electronic note paper. Need to leave a note or capture information on the fly? Use the stylus (read pen) and write it on the Boogie Board. You can take notes, doodle, illustrate ...

Old habits die hard. That’s especially true for note taking. Despite a plethora of digital gadgets — laptops, smartphones, phablets and tablets — pen and paper remains popular among note takers. Why?

Depending on your age, you might have played with a toy called a Magnetic Writing Board – called a "Magna-Doodle" by Fisher-Price. You drew pictures on a board with a special magnetic stylus and ...

Improv Electronics' LCD-based, low-power writer can now save notes to PDF. It will cost just over $100 when released in November. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...

Improv Electronics plans to offer two new Boogie Board tablets later this year. Boogie Boards are inexpensive tablets designed for writing — and nothing else really. You can write a note or draw a ...

KENT, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kent Displays® announced today that they will give away thousands of Boogie Boards to families adjusting to the new reality of working and learning from home. Quantities ...

Using LCD technology that’s similar—but not exactly the same—as what’s used for your laptop’s screen, the makers of the Boogie Boards created a modern take on those lift-and-peel drawing pads that ...