> scan paper notes... still don’t have it searchable. Plus notebooks are not that easy to scan There are notebooks specifically made to be easily scanable, eg.

> scan paper notes... still don’t have it searchable. Plus notebooks are not that easy to scan There are notebooks specifically made to be easily scanable, eg. https://www.leuchtturm1917.com/whitelines-link.html https://www.leuchtturm1917.com/whitelines-link.html Another options are binders, so that you can just take out the pages, put them into a feeder and scan all of them. ... or you can rip a notebooks spine and do the same thing, but have a ripped notebook. That said, I tried various tablets, galaxy note devices, scanning ... and mostly use paper still. No worries about battery life, free form, nicer pens and the biggest benefit: a big desk allows you to just have multiple pages next to each other, open previous notes on the side and draw freely on all of them. A tablet/ereader can replace one page, but not multiple at the same time. Sure, search, version control, copy&paste and easy backups would be nice, but not enough of an advantage over paper.