To echo the old thread's sentiments, I'd be extremely happy to see this hit the market in late summer as a great full-page PDF viewer. Academics would never be happier. Just hoping it's not vaporware like so many others.
To echo the old thread's sentiments, I'd be extremely happy to see this hit the market in late summer as a great full-page PDF viewer. Academics would never be happier. Just hoping it's not vaporware like so many others.
https://blog.getremarkable.com/product-update-from-the-remar...
> Currently, we’re working on perfecting the fifth generation prototypes, both on the hardware and the software side
> reMarkable is assembled by Shenzhen Kaifa Technology who also manufactures products for Samsung and Huawei, among others. E Ink supplies our custom-made CANVAS paper display, and industry leading WACOM is our partner on the high-precision Marker.
> All three partners have dedicated teams that work hard to make reMarkable the most paper-like digital device yet
> To ensure streamlined cooperation we’ve partnered with manufacturing consultants Dragon Innovation which supports hardware companies worldwide with unparalleled manufacturing expertise and quality assurance.
My fear with the Remarkable is that they will try to require a monthly subscription to their cloud service in order for the device to function.
On the other hand, I just read the advertisement for ReMarkable and made a note to buy one when it comes out... A genuinely good E Ink tablet is something I've wanted for a long time now.