The Remarkable 2 on my lap is thin (under 0.2 inches) but solid and doesn't weigh much more than a pad of lined paper, less than a pound. Could I do this on my laptop or with my iPad and a keyboard?

The reMarkable 2 is not your average tablet. At first glance, it might even seem underwhelming: no colour screen, no app ...

At 4.7mm thick, there's no denying the reMarkable 2 will make an iPad feel chonky by comparison, but considering this thing a "tablet" in the traditional sense is sort of a stretch.

My favorite little thing about the ReMarkable Paper Pro is how the highlighter marks you make basically attach to text. This comes in handy when you use the Select tool (the dotted box) to circle ...

ReMarkable Paper Pro Tablet: Design Bigger And Now Bright (ish) ReMarkable’s last tablet, the reMarkable 2, is an E Ink device that features a battery-free pen and a smooth design. This time ...

reMarkable 2 review: Cheat sheet The reMarkable 2 offers a natural-feeling writing experience It's much thinner and lighter than before This tablet doesn't run Android, so don't expect any apps ...

reMarkable is the standard bearer for devices straddling the gap between the analog and digital. It’s an e-paper slate with a stylus (and optional keyboard) that lets you read, write and edit ...

Remarkable’s tablets run Remarkable OS, and the Paper Pro is no different. Remarkable OS is a custom Linux-based operating system designed specifically for digital paper displays.

The reMarkable is intended to be a tablet for consuming and creating black and white (and grey) content: PDFs, sketches, jotted notes, that sort of thing — without all the distractions and ...

reMarkable, maker of a focus-friendly e-paper tablet, says it closed funding at a $1B+ valuation after selling 1M devices Ingrid Lunden 5:59 AM PDT · May 10, 2022 ...

ReMarkable built its tablet like a cross between a Kindle e-reader and an iPad. Measuring 6.9×10.1×.26 inches, it's more rectangular than an iPad Pro and much larger than a Kindle device.