Boogie Board on Thursday announced a new version of their popular writing tablet, and for the first time, announced an accompanying iOS app that allows users to quickly sync their notes with their ...

Every year at CES we see a few fun little products like the Boogie Board JOT eWriter tablet. Over the past few years the tablet has seen small improvements but remains the same. A simple LCD eWriter ...

Improv Electronics has been offering digital writing tablets called Boogie Boards since last year that allow you to jot notes on a black screen using a stylus. The company’s tablets come in several ...

It's been quite some time since we've heard from Improv Electronics, maker of writing tablets such as the Boogie Board Rip. The company was on hand at CEA today to tease its latest device, the Boogie ...

The Boogie Board Jot eWriter is the latest offering from Improv electronics that is well known for their eWriter line of products such as the Boogie Board LCD eWriter. The Jot eWriter also shares a ...

If you’re anything like me, you’ve got some variety of note taking device (or more than one) hanging on the side of your fridge. Whether it be an old, ratty whiteboard or a notepad of some sort, the ...

eWriter maker Improv Electronics has unveiled the latest addition to its Boogie Board LCD eWriter lineup. Like the Boogie Board Rip released last year, the new Boogie Board Jot boasts a Reflex LCD ...

It's been a few months since Improv Electronics updated its line of Boogie Board eWriters, and tomorrow at IFA the company's set to show off its latest variant, dubbed Rip ("Record. Image. Preserve.") ...

Tomorrow at IFA in Berlin, Germany Boogie Board will be showing off a new device dubbed Rip. It actually stands for Record, Image, and Preserve. The device is 9.5 inches and allows not only for ...

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Boogie Board by Improvelectronics may or may not be a device you've heard of before. I guess in a way we could call it a tablet although it isn't really a tablet in today's usual terms — and instead ...

BERLIN—Smart for its simplicity, the Boogie Board Rip eWriter, on display here at IFA, uses a no-power LCD with a stylus to let you jot down notes, illustrations, or anything you can scrawl, and ...