The World’s Thinnest Paper Tablet

So, I got a couple cool gadgets from a company called iFly Tech. This one is the AI Note 2. This one is the AI Note Air 2. Different sizes. Air obviously more portable. You can see based on the box that we're going to have [music] pen input and apparently it feels a lot like paper. We're of course going to try it out. We've also got a bunch of accessories including the TypeFolio keyboard. To start, I'm going to do the little one. Ooh. Okay. Very thin. And obviously because we've got an e- in display here, we have much better battery life and it's going to be better for eye fatigue and strain. And now of course, as the name implies, you have AI built in which kind of pairs well with these e- in devices because now we can record with them. We can transcribe, we can take notes on top of transcriptions. And so I think students I think there's there's a target there for students. This one actually has a document scanner on it as well. Type-C connection, power switch in the top right corner. So also in the package here our paperwork and a cable and the pen. So the pen is using whackom technology which means it doesn't need its own battery. It doesn't need to be charged [music] which is beautiful for a device like this especially something that has an extended battery life. The wobble at the pen's tail is [music] for eraser pressure. See that? So now we're in and check out the [music] contrast. The e in contrast gentle on the eyes. you're not distracted. You're not having the whole abundance of games and things that could take you away from your reading or your work. We have this notes section, a schedule section with a calendar. We've got reading, of course, where we can load [music] this up with our variety of ebooks. Look at this. Just writing [music] right on top of the user manual. Now, this displays 8.2 in 1440 by 1920 for a PPI of 293. It's got Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5, quad speakers, and a microphone. There's 32 gigs of local storage and 4 gigs of RAM. So, let's move over now to the AI Note 2. So, this is a more typical tablet size. This one is light given the footprint. Wo. Actually, speaking of thinness, apparently the AI Note 2 is the thinnest in the world. Like, they got a Guinness World Record or something. Very, very light and very, very thin. And I didn't even realize this, [music] but if you look at the unique shape of this pencil, it's so that it aligns better [music] with the side of the tablet. Now, that's actually the pen from the Air model. Let me see if it's exactly the same. Oh, no, it's not. It's [music] different. The pen for the AI Note 2 is bigger. It has more texture to it, [music] and I might prefer it, honestly. Same thing. Stronger hold. Holy. [music] Stronger hold. Can I use this one with this one? Yeah, do that, too. Couple of extra tips for the pencil, a USB cable as well. Now, let's move over to the Folio keyboard. So, this case is going to give you a keyboard. It's also going to give you a place for your pen to go beyond the magnetic connection if you want to keep it more secure. Oh, nice. [music] So, it detects the keyboard immediately. Our pen we can still just stick if we want to or we can slide it in. It slides in and out very nicely. Can I just go? Oh, yeah. I can go down like this. Close the whole thing up. And that's your travel scenario right there. Very small, lightweight. Now, some other interesting things I'm noticing about the keyboard here. We have a dedicated AI button on there to get your GPTs going. Typing [music] experience. Let's try a new note. Surprisingly decent, like for something that small. The only thing that would require some adjustment for me is this smaller backspace [music] button up top. And I can also see that the direction buttons up and down are a little smaller. I mean, you got to squeeze everything in because the form factor is so tight. Anyway, not bad. If you want something more basic, you can also pair it with the original protective case. And it's way thinner. Obviously, doesn't need to have the keyboard. Look how thin that thing is. So, you can either fold this part out and keep the pen [music] external, or you can just leave it attached magnetically. That's pretty clean. Look at that little guy. Even with the cover on, it feels impossibly thin. Okay, so we have the device booted up [music] now, and it's going to be capable of reading books. Like, you can use it as a reader, and it's one of the most comfortable places to [music] read because of the fact that there's no eye strain or less eye strain because it's not emitting light, but instead it's reflecting it. Once I have a book, it shows up on my bookshelf over here. Within a particular book, of course, we can also go ahead and circle things and take notes. If we want to select a big area, we can highlight it. We can also inquire. Inquire will end up looking for a definition, translation. You can also utilize the AI search, which may provide more context than the initial definition that's provided. We can take notes. And there's a variety of different shapes and tools to choose from. So, maybe we want to use our brush here. in order to select something and we can pull these little tabs if it doesn't completely get the section that we're looking for. So that's inside of the reader portion, but these tools kind of apply to whichever document you might be looking at. So here we have a transcription from a [music] podcast in audio form. And if I hit play here, you can see it moving through the podcast which has now been transcribed and is now available in text. Jump into text editing and see the entire document in text form. So it's not just podcast. Obviously, [music] you can use this for lectures, not have to worry if you're going to have everything down and not have to only have the audio recording, but instead have the transcription in [music] the same device that recorded it. So, the other option you have here because of that built-in AI, this feature called meeting minutes, which will summarize the content from a meeting. Now, this is a podcast cuz we just we didn't actually have a meeting, but we wanted to have a bunch of text. And if I continue from here, it will actually take all of this text, this huge wall of text, and attempt to create a summary on the back end. You can see here that the thinking is GPT5 point form which might be a little bit easier to digest [music] and maybe it's not the most compelling topic and you really just want to condense it down to the key points. So if I create a new note, there are many ways that I can [music] start that note. I can either begin to draw or I could hit this microphone and now I could begin to input my [music] new note and say, "By the way, I need to remember to do five different things today, including pick up the dog from the grooming, shoveling the pathway. I have to stop by Home Depot in order to pick up a I can't forget that I have a dinner party and I'm supposed to bring potatoes. Stop. We have our real time transcription and then I want to go ahead make this into a summary. So, we'll dial in the GPT5 here. Look at that. Isn't that prettier? It's just a lot cleaner, obviously. And bring the potatoes to the dinner party. How could I forget? Now, if Tuesday the 9th, I need to remember to bring the potatoes, it'll convert my writing into OCR, so into actual text, and then that becomes part [music] of the schedule on the 9th. So, now that's another item on the calendar. Another cool choice is the ability to change between optimal [music] display quality or speed. And it does, and I may choose the speed version. Not sure, but it does feel a little bit faster. Well, anyway, you have the option if you go for image quality or speed. Very smartphone like. Pull down from the top and you have quick toggles for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth security. So, it does actually have a fingerprint reader built into it. Let's go ahead and register a fingerprint. Try to unlock it with a different finger. No good. Let's do it with the right one. Unlocked. And actually pretty quick. So, that's kind of a nice thing to have. You may see this little dot floating around. This is sort of like a quick menu button which is going to allow me to either go back home, multitask or bring up the drop- down menu. There's also a dedicated hardware button on the top for AI functionality. So, if I click that and my AI aid is now active. So, I can go ahead and ask questions like what is the capital city of Cambodia? You want to take a crack at the pronunciation here? Phenom pen. Nom. Maybe it's all silent at the front. Is that even right? It got it right. Okay, sweet. Just fact checked. Capital of Cambodia. Now, what if we want to get more specific? Can you please highlight every single time that the word gut was mentioned in the Andrew Huberman podcast that I recorded? So, the word gut, I guess, showed up four times. It looks like if you eat a large volume of anything, it diverts blood to your gut. You will feel lethargic and have less blood going to your brain during sleep. The AI, even though I'm not even in the document or the transcription, is capable of looking through this one. So, if you prefer to simply open a chat with chat GPT, have like a Q&A type scenario, you can use the quick bar here by sliding over and check it out. Explain black holes in a simple and understandable language. Sure. And then GPT goes to work. I can stop the generation at any point and it keeps a history of our variety of conversations. And then it will also let you open quick notes for instant handwriting input. That's if I pull from the bottom right corner and just take a [music] note and it'll go to your quick notes uh section. The texture here is that kind of matte finish with a little bit of grit. So you can feel the resistance of the display when you draw on it.