슈퍼노트 X2: 주목할 만한 기능 및 개선 사항

새로운 슈퍼노트 X2 시리즈 태블릿을 만나보세요! 향상된 필기 성능, 확장 가능한 저장 공간, 향상된 소프트웨어 기능으로 원활한 노트 필기 및 생산성을 경험하세요.

### 슈퍼노트 A6X2: 새로운 기능과 향상된 사용자 경험
* 📝  슈퍼노트 A6X2는 필기감이 개선된 새로운 FeelWrite2 필름을 도입하여 처음 사용 후 질감이 개선된 필기 경험을 선사합니다.
* 🔋  뒷면 커버를 제거하고 배터리를 교체하거나 저장 공간을 확장할 수 있는 기능은 지속 가능성과 건강한 DIY 커뮤니티에 대한 지원을 제공합니다.
* 💻  A6X2는 이전 세대의 두 배에 달하는 RAM과 더 쉬운 탐색을 위한 2개의 슬라이드 바를 갖추고 있으며, 소프트웨어 업데이트를 통해 기존 기능이 개선되었습니다.
* 📄  새로운 기능으로는 노트 연결, PDF를 템플릿으로 사용하는 기능, 필기 인식, 검색, 화면 공유, 스케치와 그림을 위한 전용 앱이 있습니다.
* 🖊️  또한 기존 기능을 개선하고, 탐색을 위한 새로운 제스처를 추가하고, 태그 관리와 글로벌 검색을 개선해 노트 필기 및 생산성 경험을 향상시키는 데 중점을 두었음을 보여줍니다.
* 📚  슈퍼노트 플랫폼은 필기 인식과 향상된 탐색 기능을 추가해 노트북을 사용하는 느낌을 그대로 재현하도록 의도적으로 설계되었습니다.
* 🎨  기기의 그리기 앱은 다양한 도구와 레이어를 제공하며, 마지막으로 본 페이지를 화면 보호기로 설정하고 직선과 간단한 도형을 그리는 기능 등 향후 추가할 수 있는 몇 가지 원하는 기능이 있습니다.

Now that Supernote is transitioning to their X2 series of tablets, I wanted to talk about new features and changes, and update my thoughts about the Supernote platform now that I've been a user for about 3 years. If you want to skip to the discussion of the current software and user experience, you can scrub to this timestamp. Otherwise, let's take a closer look at the Supernote A6X2. Side by side with the A6X, it initially doesn't look like there's much of a difference, but they did make some pretty significant changes. First of all, all the writing experience with a new FeelWrite2 film, which has a bit more texture than the older, smoother film. Now, before anything else, I want to say that if you're a new A6X2 owner, I and a few other people on the subreddit have noticed that the film breaks in after a few days of use.

feels less toothy or rough then right out of 
the box. This broken-in film is more textured   than the old one, but still not a pencil on paper 
rough, which I really like. It feels more like a   very smooth or wet gel pen than a pencil, and it 
has a little less slip than the old film, since   it has that bit of added texture. The other major 
change I appreciate is more hidden. It's that you   can remove the back cover and change the battery 
or expand the [storage] with an SD card. If you're   anything like me and will use your gadgets for 
years as long as they work, and remember the days   of indestructible mobile phones with replaceable 
batteries, this is a gamechanger, because replacing   a rundown battery or giving yourself more [storage] 
often gets you a few more years out of an old   device. In fact, not being able to easily replace 
the battery is literally on the wiki entry for

planned obsolescence because it limits the usable 
life of the device to the life of the battery. So, it really feels like this is a company that wants 
you to have their product and use it for years, rather than pressure you into upgrading to the 
newest shiny unit. On the [Supernote] subreddit, people from Ratta have also commented that they'll 
make specs of the back cover available so you can 3D print your own, and even make magnets attached 
to the folio available so people can customize their own covers. Just reinforcing that sense 
of sustainability and support for a healthy DIY community. Of course, there are also some 
processing improvements. This has double the RAM [compared to the X-series], which does 
make some operations snappier than the previous generation, particularly resource-intensive 
ones like converting handwriting to text. So, it's a nice improvement for users who use those 
features heavily. There are also now two slide

bars on the device on the right and the left. This 
is really useful in combination with the new auto-rotate feature and landscape mode, and especially 
helpful for this size of device since it lets you very easily view PDFs at basically the same size 
as on a larger screen, just half a page at a time. This leads to one thing I've noticed about the 
Supernote user experience, and it's that Ratta has come through on announced or planned features and 
rolled these out as software updates to existing users, and plan to continue this approach with the 
same firmware on the X2 devices and the previous X tablets for as long as they can. In my previous 
video, I mentioned some features I thought were lacking, and in the time between that one and this 
one, the company has come through on those features and more. One of the most significant new features 
they've added is being able to link in notes so

you can actually link your notes to each other to 
other documents you're keeping on the device or to web pages. You can also now use PDFs as templates 
while keeping links intact. This lets you use all the Supernote notebook features on your PDFs and 
lets you insert pages into a PDF, not just blank pages but whatever template you want, so you can 
actually manipulate PDFs right on the device. They have added handwriting recognition and search 
which I know a lot of people are waiting for. I really appreciate how they implemented it in 
a way that also works out for people like me who don't use it much, more on that later. Another 
interesting thing they've added is screen share which makes it a great tool for collaborating 
with others. There's also now a specialized app for sketching and drawing that they're working 
on improving even further. But what's more interesting to me is they didn't just add new 
features but have done a really commendable job

of refining existing ones. For instance, adding new gestures to make navigation and note-taking even easier; more convenient management of tags or keywords; making the global search function easier to use; allowing you to navigate the favorite folders in the sidebar, not just individual files; and even giving you different choices of colors for your headings. These are all things that I really appreciate. To me, this shows a quality I think is vastly underrated when it comes to talking about these tablets: it feels like Ratta adds new features and improves their firmware very deliberately, like you're getting a device that is improving in a focused way that is geared toward improving your note-taking and productivity experience. Now, focus and cohesiveness are kind of abstract, so let me try to give some concrete examples of changes and other tablets that are less so. When the Kindle Scribe came out, one of the major criticisms for using it as a note-taker

was a lack of organization. So Amazon did add the ability to put in subfolders. But they stuck to just adding that feature in without thinking, hey, people want to organize, maybe people want to long press so they can select multiple items, move them in one go, or allow people to have folders with both notes and their PDF planners. Similarly, as much as Boox tablets get almost daily use in our household for using Android apps on e-ink, when it comes to note-taking and productivity, there are certain features that just don't feel as thought through for me. For example, Boox does have its own tag feature and also has star symbols, but there seems to be no way to do a global search for a tag, including in your ebooks and PDFs, and no way to do a global search for these star symbols in your notes and PDFs in one go. These are both features I rely on when using my

Supernote because they mirror how I work with real paper. I jot down notes in the margins of books or in random and commonplace notebooks and planners. I'm looking for a way to find all those things later instead of treating them as separate things. Basically, I think the Supernote platform is very consciously designed to feel like using a notebook but better. Rather than a tablet, it feels like the best notebook I've ever had. One of those features that makes it more than a notebook replacement is the handwriting recognition. I know a lot of people have been waiting for this feature to even consider this device. You can search your handwritten notes, either one note or all of them, and also convert your text right on the device to save as a text or Word file. My disclaimer here is I don't heavily use handwriting recognition, not only is my handwriting messy, the way I take handwritten notes does not translate well to typed text, to put it mildly. So I appreciate the option.

to just take regular notes without the indexing, which uses up less processing power and battery life, and gets me more time between charges. As mentioned, they have added links, which I've talked about more in-depth in another video on this channel, and further improved the features I miss the most when on other devices: the ability to quickly navigate to different headings in one note and to access specific pages, documents, or folders from anywhere on the device. They also improved the Calendar app. You can jot down things in a monthly or weekly view, and most importantly, you can view all the notes you created on a certain day. This would be pretty useful for meetings or other date-bound notes since it's an easy way to find your notes later. Reading remains pretty basic. While they've improved zoom in PDF, I would recommend using landscape mode instead of zooming in with pinch to zoom; it's just more convenient. For things like epubs, the reader does the job as

well. The Kindle app also works just fine, although 
I find none of these devices are as snappy as a real Kindle. When it comes to the drawing app, 
I'm not much of an artist, but even I can tell this is a pretty neat little app. It has 
a bunch of different pencil and pen options, a soft eraser, and layers. This could be a nice 
alternative to keeping a sketchbook on hand. There are definitely some things which I wish they would 
add to this platform. One of them is to have your last viewed page as a screen saver. Since e-ink 
screens only use power to change an image, you could keep one image on there kind of indefinitely, 
which would be useful to keep a calendar or to-do list on your desk. Something that I also think 
would be an easy win is the ability to do straight lines and simple shapes. Since they can already 
recognize star marks and convert those, this might

be a nice way to have an even better note-taking experience. Overall, I think that Supernote has done a great job of not just maintaining their user experience, but improving it in the few years that I've had one, and I'm looking forward to how they're going to make it even better in 2024.

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슈퍼노트 A6X2: 새로운 기능 및 변경 사항

슈퍼노트 A6X2는 오랜 사용자들의 평가에 따라 새로운 필기감의 필기 필름인 FeelWrite2를 탑재해 색다른 필기 경험을 선사합니다.

뒷면 커버를 제거하고 배터리를 교체하거나 저장 공간을 확장할 수 있는 기능은 계획된 노후화 추세와 달리 장치의 지속 가능성에 기여합니다.

또한 A6X2는 X 시리즈보다 두 배 더 많은 RAM을 탑재하여 손글씨를 텍스트로 변환하는 등 리소스 집약적인 작업에서 더 빠른 성능을 제공합니다.

슈퍼노트 X2 장치의 향상된 기능

이제 슈퍼노트 X2는 소프트웨어 업데이트를 통해 발표된 기능의 구현과 함께 PDF를 더 쉽게 볼 수 있는 분할 화면 모드를 제공합니다.

노트를 연결하고 PDF를 템플릿으로 사용할 수 있는 기능과 손글씨 인식 및 화면 공유 기능이 추가된 것도 중요한 추가 기능 중 하나입니다.

또한 스케치 및 드로잉을 위한 전용 앱이 추가되었으며, 지속적인 기능 개선을 위해 노력하고 있습니다.

태블릿 개발에 대한 사려 깊은 접근 방식

라타 태블릿은 노트 필기와 생산성을 높이기 위해 의도적으로 새로운 기능을 추가하고 펌웨어를 개선했다는 평가를 받고 있습니다.

반면, Kindle Scribe와 Boox 태블릿은 태그와 기호에 대한 정리 및 글로벌 검색 기능 등 사용자의 요구를 세심하게 고려하지 않고 기능을 추가했다는 비판을 받고 있습니다.

노트 필기를 위한 슈퍼노트의 장점

슈퍼노트는 실제 노트를 사용하는 느낌을 재현하도록 설계되었으며, 손글씨 인식과 손글씨 노트를 텍스트로 변환하는 기능이 추가되었습니다.

이 장치는 또한 향상된 탐색 기능, 손쉬운 노트 검색을 위한 캘린더 앱, 기본적이면서도 기능적인 PDF와 전자책 읽기 환경을 제공합니다.

더 간단한 방식을 선호하는 분들을 위해 색인화 없이 일반 노트를 작성할 수 있는 옵션이 제공되어 처리 능력과 배터리 수명을 절약하는 데 도움이 됩니다.

슈퍼노트 앱은 그리기 기능과 개선 가능성이 있는 훌륭한 사용자 경험을 제공합니다.

다양한 펜 옵션, 지우개, 레이어를 제공해 스케치북을 대체할 수 있는 편리한 앱입니다.

이 앱은 마지막으로 본 페이지 화면 보호기와 직선 및 간단한 도형을 만드는 기능을 추가하면 노트 필기 경험을 향상시킬 수 있을 것입니다.

전반적으로 사용자들은 수년에 걸친 앱의 발전에 깊은 인상을 받았으며 앞으로의 개선을 기대하고 있습니다.