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Originally Posted by Question Mark
I wonder. ReMarkable isn't strictly an ereader, nor is it a tablet. It seems to be a note taking/sketching device with limited reading capabilities. They seem to be able to do a lot with what seems to be very limited hardware.
OB, on the other hand, seems more like an ereader with limited note taking/sketching capabilities. Certainly not a tablet, unless their other products are very different than the Max.
Although one can install some apps on OB, I would argue that that doesn't make it a tablet. Perhaps it will become one with this latest incarnation. I wouldn't mind. However, I would happily settle for a cross between what they can do now with some of the bugs worked out and with a little bit of Sony and reMarkable capabilities added into the mix.
All that said, the new specs with the increased RAM look very promising. I hope they get it right. There's a lot of potential there.
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More RAM is needed because Android 6, not by embedded app Neoreader for example!