This E Ink Pager Has a Direct Line to Claude

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AI is weird and disruptive (barf) and we’re all still trying to figure it out. One of the big questions is how best to interact with an LLM. Do you just sit there at your computer typing out messages like you’re on ICQ in the ‘90s? Do you have voice conversations on your phone like you’re setting a reminder with Siri in the ‘10s? JeanDeBaill thinks a combination of the two might work, which is why he built the Claude Pager.

The Claude Pager is a device dedicated to working with Claude and Grok. It is small enough to slip into a pocket and has an E Ink screen, so battery consumption is low. And it simplifies conversations by relying on voice input with text output. That means there are only a couple of buttons (nice, clean) and also that JeanDeBaill doesn’t have to sit there listening to a...

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