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Digital Note-Taking Writing Tablet or Digital Pen?

Did a really fun interview about the reMarkable and GTD - thanks to an excellent reviewer in the UK. These tools go hand in hand. Online here:
 
I've done it with my Surface for a couple of years, it's very doable. Onenote is searchable, and great for scribbles and organising thoughts, and I use a powerpoint template of a lined A4 if it's something that I need to look nice and print. Could send you some old notes as an example!
 
I prefer an ipad or an android tablet with stylus for drawing and note taking.
They are much more portable, natural and intuitive.
 
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