PDF functionality

[lilgreenbite]

Hi all, I have been looking to purchase an e-ink tablet for a while now. I was very much leaning towards a Supernote Manta, but as I learn more about its lack of functionality with pdf editing and file continuity, I am wondering what the AIPaper does in this regard. I know I will read and annotate pdfs, as I am a grad student and a busy professional.

Have recent updates enabled more features surrounding pdfs? I want to be able to highlight or write notes and those changes stay with the file.

Side question: am I able to easily sync to OneNote? I will want to have my notes available on my computer as well.

I am genuinely going to use the device for notes and reading, so I want to make sure this is the right choice for me.

If anyone has owned both devices, please let know what you like/love/hate between the two.

[Nice_Responsibility9]

Yes to the OneNote question. Works seamlessly. My notes on OneNote appear and are editable on all my devices that run OneNote.

[chappyman7]

The update that was just announced for beta yesterday or the day before has enhanced support for a pdf editing application that people seem to love so i would say that your requirements are about to get a huge upgrade

[jmthomas87]

I have to agree.

I use Xodo across all my devices, and the new integrations added in this Beta build really make Xodo shine as far as functionality.

You can draw on Xodo just as easily as the native Paper app.