The Verso is a 98-gram aluminum card with an always-on e-paper touchscreen that listens to meetings: four MEMS microphones plus a bone-conduction mic pick up voices at up to five meters, on-device processing identifies who is speaking, and the results land on a 259ppi display that sips power for up to 72 hours. It attaches to a phone with MagSafe and doubles as an NFC digital business card. It is an early-access product that has not shipped yet, expected in the fourth quarter of 2026, which is worth knowing before you plan around it. Buy it if you live in meetings and an always-on e-paper display appeals; skip it if you need something that ships this week.
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