Like an open hardcover book
Inkleaf is a dual-screen foldable e-paper notebook heading to crowdfunding. A notebook-style hinge joins two 10.3-inch E Ink Carta 1300 panels into an "open hardcover book": read reference material on the left, write handwritten notes on the right — built to solve the "split-screen problem" in e-reading. Each panel is just 4.2mm thin (8.4mm folded), and the whole thing weighs 480g in an aluminum body.
Specs and on-device AI
Inside is a quad-core Cortex-A35 with 2GB RAM and 64GB storage, a 3,200mAh battery rated up to two weeks. It natively reads PDF/EPUB/MOBI/TXT with no subscription fees, and the headline trick is on-device AI handwriting search that instantly locates a phrase across all your notebooks. A battery-free Wacom stylus (4,096 levels) is included, and a Secondary Display Mode lets it act as an eye-friendly portable monitor. It runs Android, though the version and Play Store access are undisclosed.
Priced around $450, founder/crowdfunding batches ship in August 2026, with broader retail planned for 2027. For academic and office users who need "reference-plus-annotation," the dual-screen form factor is a direction worth watching.
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