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Comment #21041930
Picture of one of the first prototypes (from 2015 or thereabouts) from remarkable.com/careers, guess the naming scheme: https://images.ctfassets.net/og7ujiyra5gx/15KAaMUsNXP8cQu3lP…
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Comment #21041862
We generally have a policy of not communicating externally by default (way too many startups have failed because of loose lips and over-promising), but I'll answer with what's alre…
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Comment #21041748
Hmm, I thought we were at 2017.75, are you sure your device is up to date? We shipped the first software with an old dropbear, though it had backported patches for the known CVEs: …
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Comment #21040663
> [...] but having a mosh console on there would allow here to ditch her macbook. [..] Being able to code on it would also cause me to get one and ditch my iPad Pro. Not officially…
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Comment #13117248
please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13114550 for an explanation of the bad wording of "best" developers. I'm not trying to imply anything, but what I personally want an…
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Comment #13116503
we're far too late in the development process to add to the features of the hardware, but backlight is one of the ideas for a next generation.
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Comment #13115584
> If your software is closed source, then I don't understand how anyone other than you effectively (or practically) would be able to solve or fix any security holes. I'm sorry if I…
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Comment #13115545
there are two epdc drivers in the kindle gpl releases. the source for the lab126 one is only available in the tarballs you linked (named mxc_epdc_fb_lab126.c). as for the waveforms…
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Comment #13115218
Again, I can't discuss too many technical details. But yes, it's an i.MX6SL, I thought we mentioned that on the web page. And there are actually several drivers for the EPDC availa…
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Comment #13115109
it won't take many weeks (or days) from we release the device until our solution is reverse engineered, no matter how much we lock it down. but until then we want to keep as much a…
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Comment #13114994
just to clear up any possible confusion; don't expect text recognition. it's probably the most requested feature, but it's a really, really hard problem. but please send me a messa…
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Comment #13114962
this is one of the reasons we need to get this in the hands of some kind of ambassadors that can test for themselves and give us some validation. imho the video doesn't do it much …
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Comment #13114929
no backlight, and as I explained above we can't promise anything other than what is written on the webpage already wrt. features.
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Comment #13114902
the reasons we decided against usb c are a) the device would have to be thicker, b) our industrial designer didn't like how it would look, and most importantly; c) I still have a h…
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Comment #13114865
we went to CES this year to see if there was any reason for us to go, but based on that we decided not to. it's insanely huge and hard to get any kind of exposure, even if people k…
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Comment #13114834
sssh, it feels good to believe I'm saving the lives of children. :-(
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Comment #13114828
of course, one of the nice things with modern hardware is that we can deliver more features after shipping the device. edit; also, it is a device connected to the internet. not sup…
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Comment #13114724
> apart from the mass-production uncertainties these uncertainties is why we hired Dragon Innovation early on. they're very, very good at this and has a very good track record when…
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Comment #13114569
academia is one of the biggest target groups, both in terms of marketing and development focus.
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Comment #13114550
"best developers" was a bit tongue in cheek, it was late and I didn't have time to come up with good wording (I'm not a good word person). but what I tried to convey; we know that …
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Comment #13114512
we can't release more technical details than what is on the webpage for now, we're still working on the performance. but to give you a rough idea on where we are on UI responsivene…
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Comment #13114475
no, we don't use Android, unlike pretty much everyone else. and the EPD is designed by e ink based on our requirements, e. g. the size and high DPI.
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Comment #13114443
our goal for solving it was to get it down to where it wasn't a detriment for the writing and sketching experience. one of the first things we did was gather data and read what res…
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Comment #13114417
> I guess we (i.e techie internet folks, you included) have been served so many crowd funded promises that it's difficult to believe things that are too good to be true. well, I pe…
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Comment #13114324
they've been dumping the price and trying to empty their warehouses, so I'm not sure if you can actually buy it anymore. at least not outside of japan.