The new generation of Kindle Scribe features color writing, quad-core chip and AI note search

The new Kindle Scribe family from Amazon is not a simple aesthetic review: it is a rethinking of digital paper for concentrated work. The ultra-thin 5.4 mm body and 400 grams reduce holding fatigue and, above all, make it easy to carry to meetings or classes without adding bulk to your backpack.

The 11-inch anti-glare screen It adopts standard sheet proportions, so that a contract, presentation or technical chapter fits naturally. The important change is beneath the surface. The textured glass provides controlled friction reminiscent of the grain of medium-weight paper: the tip bites just enough, preventing slipping and improving control in long strokes or diagrams.

The reduction in latency is perceived in everyday gestures like underlining or dragging an arrow; The ink appears where it should, when it should, and that direct correspondence shortens the learning curve for those who come from the physical notebook.

A leap in lighting and visualization

He Front light system adopts miniaturized LEDs mounted flush with the surfaceallowing for thinner bezels and homogeneous lighting from corner to corner. The redesigned display stack also reduces parallax to imperceptibility: when you rest the pen, the digital ink appears to emerge at the point of contact, improving precision and confidence when drawing.

He new quad core chip and the Oxide display technology They add sustained speed for turning pages and writing without interruptions. This fine distribution of light reduces hot spots and artifacts, and allows night sessions with less eye fatigue.

In offices illuminated with tubes or hard spotlights, the diffuseness of the guide avoids specific reflections that force you to look for strange angles. The practical result is that both reading and writing feel consistent throughout the day, without continuous brightness adjustments or posture changes.

Kindle Scribe also comes in color

Kindle Scribe Colorsoft adds color without giving up the virtues of electronic paper. The key is in a light guide with nitride LED and its own chromatic filter which avoids the usual washed out tones and maintains good contrast in text.

The color rendering engine reorders the pipeline so that the stroke follows the hand without noticeable latency even when overlaying layers and opacities. Battery lasts weeks of use and the interface remains sober to protect concentration.

Color opens up routines that previously seemed unnatural in monochrome ink: coding tasks by priority, differentiating layers in mental maps, highlighting warnings in a briefing or reviewing graphics without losing chromatic accent.

A digital notebook with AI

The productive focus is reinforced with a AI powered notebook that orders and speeds up the capture. The new Home Screen incorporates Quick Notes to catch ideas on the fly without creating notebooks from scratch. The compatibility with Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive simplifies the round trip of files: import for annotation, export with embedded markups in PDF and preserve history.

The search with artificial intelligence understands natural language, finds relevant fragments and returns summaries that condense pages of notes, with the possibility of going deeper through chained questions when the topic demands it.

Reading also benefits from discreet and useful functions that respect the work. Story So Far generates an update to the point where the reading left off. Ask this Book allows you to select a passage and ask about motivations, symbols or context. These features will initially reach thousands of titles in the United States, launching first in the iOS app and later on Kindle devices.

A cared for ecosystem

All models include a new stylus It does not require charging and attaches magnetically to the edge, so it is always at hand and is unlikely to be lost. Amazon provides folio-type cases in vegetable leather and an executive folio with a clean closure designed for bags or briefcases.

Alexa+ also comes in: sending notes and documents from Scribe to the assistant will allow, according to Amazon’s plan, to chat about ideas, create reminders or prepare a to-do list based on your notes. Additionally, the palette includes ten pencil colors and five highlighter colors, and a shading tool that generates soft gradients to give depth without losing legibility.

Prices and availability

The line will be rolled out in phases with various models. At the end of the year, in the United States, Kindle Scribe with front light part 499.99 dollars (about 426 euros) and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft from $629.99 (approximately 536 euros); he model without front light will arrive at the beginning of next year 429.99 dollars (about 366 euros). International availability will depend on the local calendar and distribution agreements, but the intention is for the Scribe family to be present as a silent productivity bet during 2025.

The whole thing leaves a clear idea: Kindle Scribe is not trying to become just another tablet, but rather a focusing tool. The soft color of the Colorsoft model and the fine-tuned stroke engine polish the expressiveness; and the notebook with AI, semantic search, sending to services and organization by folders take care of the practical. If the historical value of the Kindle was reading without noise, this generation transfers that principle to writing and personal organization: less friction, more intention.