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 ...

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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 ...

Hardware maker Plaud launched a new AI notetaker called Plaud NotePin S, along with a desktop app that helps you take notes for digital meetings, ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The company first ...

The new Plaud Note Pro captures audio by using studio-grade recording hardware and intelligent noise isolation in a device that measures just 2.9mm thick and is the size of a credit card. Plaud.ai has ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. The new Plaud NotePin S can be worn as a wristband, ...

Just ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas, hardware startup Plaud has taken the wraps off its latest productivity tool: the Plaud NotePin S. Alongside this new wearable, the company is launching a dedicated ...

If you rely on a voice recorder or voice notes app to catch conversations, record meetings, take notes in class or do interviews while on the job, PLAUD.AI is here to take the technology firmly into ...

Plaud has just announced the Plaud Note Pro ($179), a pocket-sized AI-powered recorder designed to capture conversations with studio-level clarity and turn them into organized, actionable notes. It’s ...

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 ...

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