> Uwe Brauer <oub@mat.ucm.es> writes:

> What about the recently announced PineNote by Pine64? I personally own a
> similar device called remarkable2 which is great for note-taking but
> requires proprietary firmware to operate its framebuffer. The PineNote
> won't have this problem, so it might be relatively easy to get emacs to
> run on it. Maybe emacs, with some modifications, could even be the main
> UI for an e-ink tablet like this? I think that the text-based nature of
> emacs would lend itself well for an e-ink screen. Imagine reading emails
> on a sunny terrace without a glaring screen and jotting down notes in
> the window next to your gnus article!

The point is, does this device have a Bluetooth based pen? Only these
ones allow you really to write in a decent way.