Last night I had a conversation with a sighted friend who is contemplating the purchase of an EInk device. I found it interesting that there were parallels between his shopping for a device and me doing the same thing with a notetaker. For instance, he could get a device built on Linux or Android. One of them integrates well with Amazon's ecosystem, while the other integrates well with OneDrive and Google Docs. Both only have 64 GB of storage, and he has more than 128 GB of documents he'd want to put on the device. Neither has an SD cart slot or anything similar. For some reason I thought bad choices were only limited to blindness tech, but last night was a lesson in that not being the case.