The reMarkable 2 tablet is designed to take notes, read and review documents, and convert handwritten notes into typed documents. Its 10.3” e-ink display ensures that there are few distractions on the device, even though it can connect to WiFi for cloud syncing, updating and sharing documents via email. At 0.47 cms it is one of the thinnest tablets in the market, and weighs around 400 grams. A new document resembles a blank sheet of paper with digital tools like pen style (including calligraphy), page navigation, and add page to a “notebook”. Sort notes and documents with folders and tags, type and annotate directly on PDFs and ebooks, import Microsoft Office files and web articles, and sync files with Google Drive, Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive. The top of Marker, the tablet’s stylus, acts as an erasure. Write with Marker, type with Type Folio or switch between the two. With Connect, take notes in reMarkable’s mobile and desktop apps, and access your work anywhere. The reMarkable 2 runs on Linux-based OS Codex, has a 1GB RAM and 8GB storage, while its 3000 mAH battery offers two weeks of battery life.

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Meet the reMarkable, a device for those wanting the feel of paper and the convenience of a tablet. The E Ink tablet offers “paper-like reading, writing, and sketching with digital powers.” Its 10.3 inch, 226 PPI E Ink display, covered with high-friction surface materials doesn’t just look like paper, but feels like it, too. View documents, PowerPoint presentations and textbooks on it, and write directly on these documents using the accompanying pen. The pen has tilt detection, 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity, and virtually zero lag. 8GB of internal storage gives you a nearly endless (100,000) number of pages for reading, writing, and sketching. Other specs include a 3000mAH battery, 512MB of DDR3L RAM and a 1Ghz ARM A9 CPU to ensure speedy performance. reMarkable connects to the internet, so you’ll be able to share stored documents. Users can also back up sketches or notes to the company’s cloud service.

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