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E-readers/notepads
Hi.
Interested in getting an enote reader, however, it only makes sense if it does exactly what I need it to. These simple things are
1 can be used as a digital notepad to help me store meeting notes, to-do lists etc
2-is easy to read from (ie like a kindle)
3-is easy to write on (not like a normal glass display with no friction
4-allows me to highlight passages on PDFs which digitally mark a section
4a-syncs to the cloud and allows the aforementioned PDFs to be uploaded with highlighted sections in place (ie like using the highlighter tool in Adobe acrobat reader).
So, I've seen a couple and most go on about all the gadgetry stuff I don't need such as the ability to draw pictures etc. Also, they all seem to be £400+....
Anyone any experience of these things?
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