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As a true paper person, Magnus Wanberg, the CEO and founder of reMarkable, has always brought notebooks and stacks of paper with him to every class or meeting.

In 2013, Magnus, together with the rest of the reMarkable team, set out to create a connected and limitless digital paper experience. The first digital paper tablet for reading, writing and sketching.

It's pricy at (regular: $716, pre-order: $429) but with a 10 inch sceen + pen it might be interesting if they've managed to solve the refresh-rate of E-ink.

The CANVAS display was built from the ground-up together with our R&D partner E Ink, partially powered by E Ink Carta generation electronic paper.

I would have to see some demos of the tablet in actual use before deciding if it's worth the money.

Specs:

Size and Weight

• 177 x 256 x 6.7mm (6.9 x 10.1 x .26 inches)
• Approximately 350 gram (.77 pounds)

CANVAS display

• 10.3” monochrome digital paper display (no colors)
• 1872x1404 resolution (226 DPI)
• Partially powered by E-ink Carta technology
• Multi-point capacitive touch
• No glass parts, virtually unbreakable
• Paper-like surface friction

Pen

• No battery, setup or pairing required
• Special high-friction pen tip
• Tilt detection
• 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity

Storage and RAM

• 8 GB internal storage (100,000 pages)
• 512 MB DDR3L RAM

Connectivity

• Wi-Fi connected

Battery

• Rechargeable (Micro USB)
• 3000 mAh

Processor

• 1 GHz ARM A9 CPU

Operating system

• Codex, a custom Linux-based OS optimized for low-latency e-paper

Document support

• PDF and ePUB, with more formats to be announced

Menu language

• English only