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Old 01-26-2022, 12:42 AM   #12
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Device: reMarkable-Paper-Pro Pixel-Tablet Pocketbook-PB743
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Originally Posted by Renate View Post
Well, the Remarkable still seems like a mixed bag to me. The default is a locked-down manufacturer's cloud. You argue that because someone went to the trouble to get around this onerous limitation that makes the device great by the hackability standard.

I find that manufacturers give some lip service to putting source up somewhere but it's usually out of date and a low priority.
In comparative terms and compared to other e-readers, I think Remarkable is doing a good job providing their current updates to the open source projects that they use, while still trying to make money. I understand that you don't like them but if my statements so far haven't convinced you, then probably it is not worth hashing it out further; if you can find a manufacturer that makes a more open device you should mention it - the PineNote doesn't count as it isn't usable yet and won't be for a while. Also, the cloud is not a required component to use the rM2 tablet so it is unfair to try to link them to it.
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