ReMarkable Paper Tablet
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ReMarkable Paper Tablet
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Re: ReMarkable Paper Tablet
#2So a tablet-sized smartboard?
Who is the target market for a product like this?
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#3That looks rather lovely. The smart paper tablet that some of us have always wanted.
"Better thinking" might be an overstatement, but it is quite a hassle to doodle on a computer, and I do find that I think slightly differently while handwriting.
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#4I want one.
If anyone feels like supporting this project, but doesn't think they'd actually use such a device, let me know, I'd happily accept one to test / use / etc.
Re: ReMarkable Paper Tablet
#5So a tablet-sized smartboard? Who is the target market for a product like this?
Are you crazy? This is the best thing ever invented, if it is good as in the video. I bet 95% of HN users will buy one.
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#6I want one. If anyone feels like supporting this project, but doesn't think they'd actually use such a device, let me know, I'd happily accept one to test / use / etc.
Let these be my words.
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#7For those feeling the impulse to empty their wallets, I urge caution. I just got done being burned by the kickstarter for the goodreader equivalent. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/13-3-inch-android-e-reade...
I see no evidence that the team behind this "remarkable" product has ever completed anything of this scale.
Some of the claims are very suspicious. https://liliputing.com/2016/11/remarkable-10-3-inch-writing-...
"reMarkable says the screen has 55ms latency for quick response from pen input"
55ms would be impressive for an LCD. Even the iPad Pro has a latency of 60ms [1]. So a 55ms claim for an E Ink panel? Should raise one's alarm detector.
[1] http://www.anandtech.com/show/9766/the-apple-ipad-pro-review...
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#8So a tablet-sized smartboard? Who is the target market for a product like this?
I can see myself being in the target market (sw/hw developer) - while much of my day-to-day work takes place on a computer, I still rely on pen and paper for early sketches/brainstorming and the like, leading to an office with (quite literally!) hundreds of notebooks on the shelves.
If it feels sufficiently paper-y to write on and PDF exporting is seamless-y and with at least a rudimentary tagging function, I'd probably buy one.
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#9This is very reminiscent of the Noteslate vaporware: http://www.noteslate.com/
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#10I really, really hope these guys are successful. Want one v. much