Plaud Inc., the maker of artificial intelligence note-taking pins, has introduced the Plaud NotePin S, the latest in its family of wearable devices capable of recording audio and processing it using ...

There’s a point in any work trip where the notes start to blur. Monday’s client meeting in Melbourne, Tuesday’s supplier call ...

Almost immediately after the explosive dawn of the Generative AI Age, hardware makers began thinking about crafting devices that relied on the technology. In the past year, we’ve seen several shots at ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Taking notes is an essential part of everyday life for most people. It could be for meetings at work, to remember the key points of a lecture ...

One of the more popular AI gadgets is getting an upgrade. The Plaud NotePin S adds a new button to the company's cheapest AI recorder that's designed to capture more accurate notes of your everyday ...

Plaud, the AI company behind the Note and Note Pin, is launching a new version of the card-like recorder. The new Note Pro model brings Plaud’s hardware changes that facilitate some of the big ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Everybody’s suddenly building hardware to take notes on your meetings — but the software’s really the trick.

Plaud Note: 30-second review As a tech journalist, a dictaphone—or these days, my mobile—has been a key tool of the trade. Almost every meeting, call or voice note that I conduct through the news or ...

US AI device startup Plaud unveiled its latest wearable recorder, the NotePin S, alongside a new desktop application at CES 2026. The products aim to enhance real-time recording, transcription, and ...