The ReMarkable E Ink Tablet

Post by moon4u » Thu, Feb 08, 2018, 8:52 AM UTC

paulcole wrote: post #118

moon4u wrote: post #37

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Is the response time really that fast? On my e-reader, it takes solid 1 second in the best case (and sometimes more than 3s worst) to switch a page. This device looks really fast. But maybe it's just updating small region and that's why it's so fast?

Just curious but which ereader do you have? The current higher-end Kindles (I have an Oasis and a Voyage) turn pages so fast as to be unnoticeable with a noticeable full screen flash every 10 or so pages.

Post by Kiro » Thu, Feb 08, 2018, 9:44 AM UTC

thaumaturgy wrote: post #221

Kiro wrote: post #209

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No, most people are not like you. Saying "impossible to do other things" is a main feature is just nonsense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJX4ytfqw6k

Post by bjourne » Thu, Feb 08, 2018, 2:04 PM UTC

tzs wrote: post #40

I wish that people who reviewed devices with handwriting support would include some pictures showing math writing. Throw in an electronics schematic diagram or two, also. I want to know how well the thing works as a STEM writing scratchpad. If it can handle math and electronics reasonably well, that should be sufficient for most STEM.

Post by diffeomorphism » Thu, Feb 08, 2018, 5:24 PM UTC

m-p-3 wrote: post #123

jsiepkes wrote: post #109

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Because its meant as an pen and paper replacement. Nothing more, nothing less. Besides why would you want to listen to MP3s on such a device? Your smartphone with bluetooth and microphone jack is way better equiped for such a thing.

I still wish it was slightly more than that. If I could read my emails on that thing instead of my violet screen, I'd consider it for work.

Post by adultSwim » Thu, Feb 08, 2018, 8:20 PM UTC