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For creativity, it has traditionally been the custom to use paper notepads, however, tablets offer a great deal more flexibility and with advances in handwriting recognition progressing at a rapid pace it may now be the time to ditch the notepad. Today, we’re on a quest to find the Best Tablet for Note Taking.
Stylus equipped notepads are available using a range of operating systems including Windows, IOS, Android, and some proprietary and specialist formats. These will all allow you to jot down notes and ideas, annotate documents and sketch diagrams. You may choose an option that has the same operating system and is compatible with your current eco-system or choose something different altogether.
To help you make an informed decision we have rounded up a selection of devices, at various price points. Serious notetakers and artistic types may need to look for devices with high screen resolutions, fast processors, good storage capacities, and innovative active stylus features, whereas for occasional use lower cost options are available. Other considerations include display size, battery life, compatibility with various apps you wish to…
