The green elephant built a business around the things we forget. Its second act asks a less romantic question: how much is a lifetime of notes worth?

One 4.8mm sheet of glass that reads books, takes handwritten notes, glows amber at midnight, and runs the same apps as your phone - minus the doomscroll.

Onyx put the whole Google Play Store behind a sheet of E Ink, shaved it to 4.8mm, and pointed it at everyone who ever wanted to leave the Kindle walled garden without giving up their books.

A $499.99 color E Ink tablet promises Kindle books, handwritten notes, PDFs and Android apps on one calmer screen. The trick is knowing whether its compromises fit the way you actually work.

This 10.3-inch E Ink notebook turns Kindle, Kobo, Libby, PDFs and handwritten notes into one slim grayscale workspace. Its sharp screen and open app store are the draw; the missing front light is the decision.