reMarkable
The only tablet that feels like paper. Take handwritten notes, read, and review documents, take notes directly on PDFs. Paper-like writing and reading. All your notes, organized and accessible on all devices
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05.09.25. ReMarkable launched Paper Pro Move e-note tablet
ReMarkable has unveiled a pocket-sized 7.8-inch e-ink tablet, the Paper Pro Move. It retains all the functionality of Paper Pro's color e-ink and its page ratio and its compact size means you can take it with you anywhere. Of course, this form factor is less suitable for working with PDF files (than the regular Paper Pro), but it's very convenient for reading text books and taking notes. However, the price is quite high: $449 with a regular Marker stylus, $499 with the Marker Plus. If you want to sync more than 50 recent documents to other devices (including ReMarkable's desktop, iOS and web apps), you'll need ReMarkable Connect. It's free for the first 100 days and costs $2.99 per month or $29 per year after that.
2024. reMarkable Paper Pro adds color and light
Norwegian company reMarkable has launched a new model, Paper Pro, that brings the company’s vision of merging PC with paper closer to fruition, adding color and functionality while preserving the philosophy of focus. The $499 Paper Pro — a new naming scheme to signify it as a premium alternative to the now-$379 reMarkable 2, not a direct successor — is noteworthy for its inclusion of both color and a "frontlight," though both features are somewhat subdued. The color remains subtle and you wouldn’t want to read a comic on the device, but the purpose of adding color is to enhance interactive and creative possibilities. Previously, you were confined to black and white, but now you can highlight, circle, jot and sketch in several distinct colors (they blend but appear best in their pure form). The new frontlight is designed to replace the need for external light shining on the screen, not to serve as a light source itself. It’s also fixed to a specific color temperature range because too much variation would affect the color tone.
2023. reMarkable powers up its e-paper tablet with a keyboard case for distraction-free writing
The reMarkable 2 is an excellent tablet for reading lengthy documents, annotating them, taking notes and sketching… but not for extensive writing. At least, it wasn’t until they released this fantastic keyboard folio that transforms this tablet into a quite appealing minimalist writing setup — if you don’t mind a somewhat premium price. The new case comes with a leather or faux leather exterior. It functions as a standard cover if you just want to jot down notes or read in portrait mode. But once you flip the cover off, you can lay it down and grab a couple of tabs on either side to lift the screen away from the keys underneath. It folds up and snaps into position with a couple of magnets and you're ready to start typing.
05.09.25. ReMarkable launched Paper Pro Move e-note tablet
ReMarkable has unveiled a pocket-sized 7.8-inch e-ink tablet, the Paper Pro Move. It retains all the functionality of Paper Pro's color e-ink and its page ratio and its compact size means you can take it with you anywhere. Of course, this form factor is less suitable for working with PDF files (than the regular Paper Pro), but it's very convenient for reading text books and taking notes. However, the price is quite high: $449 with a regular Marker stylus, $499 with the Marker Plus. If you want to sync more than 50 recent documents to other devices (including ReMarkable's desktop, iOS and web apps), you'll need ReMarkable Connect. It's free for the first 100 days and costs $2.99 per month or $29 per year after that.
2024. reMarkable Paper Pro adds color and light
Norwegian company reMarkable has launched a new model, Paper Pro, that brings the company’s vision of merging PC with paper closer to fruition, adding color and functionality while preserving the philosophy of focus. The $499 Paper Pro — a new naming scheme to signify it as a premium alternative to the now-$379 reMarkable 2, not a direct successor — is noteworthy for its inclusion of both color and a "frontlight," though both features are somewhat subdued. The color remains subtle and you wouldn’t want to read a comic on the device, but the purpose of adding color is to enhance interactive and creative possibilities. Previously, you were confined to black and white, but now you can highlight, circle, jot and sketch in several distinct colors (they blend but appear best in their pure form). The new frontlight is designed to replace the need for external light shining on the screen, not to serve as a light source itself. It’s also fixed to a specific color temperature range because too much variation would affect the color tone.
2023. reMarkable powers up its e-paper tablet with a keyboard case for distraction-free writing
The reMarkable 2 is an excellent tablet for reading lengthy documents, annotating them, taking notes and sketching… but not for extensive writing. At least, it wasn’t until they released this fantastic keyboard folio that transforms this tablet into a quite appealing minimalist writing setup — if you don’t mind a somewhat premium price. The new case comes with a leather or faux leather exterior. It functions as a standard cover if you just want to jot down notes or read in portrait mode. But once you flip the cover off, you can lay it down and grab a couple of tabs on either side to lift the screen away from the keys underneath. It folds up and snaps into position with a couple of magnets and you're ready to start typing.
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