reMarkable tablet is a digital notepad for uninterruptible doodling. For those browsing through countless applications that assist in tracking to-do lists and others who still have a raging love for penning down thoughts with the help of a pen and a paper, reMarkable tablet is for them.
Because it is a digital notepad, reMarkable tablet takes the form of an iPad, combines the screen of an e-reader, and adds a stylish layout to particularly assist users in writing, reading and drawing. The tablet is now available with a case, pen and free delivery for $379.
Unlike regular tablets that typically go for vibrant and sharp screens to better give the feel of HD, reMarkable tablet does just the opposite. It focuses on providing an e-ink, distraction-free atmosphere to help with your personal work. Browser or app store are absent in the tablet, meaning no way to check Facebook after every three minutes, which is obviously for the better- just reading, sketching, or writing- the productive stuff.
Furthermore, you can sync all of your drawings and notes through Wi-Fi to reMarkable tablet’s cloud technology and access them at anytime on your Android devices, Mac and iOS.
The black-and-white canvas display of the tablet features zero glass parts, giving it more of a paper look and feel. In addition, it provides black, ink-like tones and world’s fastest digital paper, taking up to only 55-millisecond latency, which makes writing and drawing look and feel so real. The incorporated stylus plays a big role in contributing to its paper-like nature, and stimulates tactile experiences of drawing and writing. The pen provides users 2048 sensitivity pressure levels, which is double of Microsoft’s Surface Pen.
As of yet, reMarkable tablet supports ePUB and PDF files, however the company is deciding to announce more formats. The tablet is practically unbreakable, and comes with a lot of commendable features that readers, writers and sketchers are sure to enjoy.
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