I've had a long-running dream of entirely ditching my physical notebook for an E Ink tablet, but I've never been able to truly make it work. I first attempted this switch with the first generation ...

The new ReMarkable Paper Pro Move is a 7.3-inch digital tablet designed for professionals on the go. Key features include a natural-feel color display, up to two weeks of battery life, and secure ...

The reMarkable Paper Pro Move is a notebook-sized 7.3-inch color E Ink notetaking tablet. The Move's display uses Gallery 3 color technology, which ofers richer colors than with Kaleido tech, though ...

reMarkable is well regarded for its best-in-class digital notebooks. The flagship tablet - the reMarkable Paper Pro - accurately mimics the sensation of writing on real paper thanks to a combination ...

Has color and front light! Easy to navigate and use. Feels like writing on paper. Large display. ReMarkable Connect lets you access notes on another device. This tablet now has a color E Ink screen, a ...

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Sometimes, trying to concentrate on working can feel like trying to meditate. Our laptops, smartphones, and tablets have never been faster, but that just means more potential for distraction when you ...

Notetaking is personal. Whether you’re jotting down meeting highlights, brainstorming creative ideas, or keeping track of your daily tasks, how you capture information shapes how you organize your ...

I’ve had the same note-taking system for nearly ten years. Whenever an idea comes to me, or someone suggests something for me to read or watch, it goes immediately into the Notes app on my phone.

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