The InkLeaf is a dual-screen e-paper tablet that lets you read on one display and take notes on the other
THE SO WHAT
Dual-screen e-paper aimed at research and note-taking is a reminder that not every productivity gain is software—form factor still matters. For knowledge-heavy teams, dedicated reading/writing hardware can be a cheap way to reduce distraction and context-switching compared to general-purpose tablets.
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