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Judging by the technical specifications on https://remarkable.com/ https://remarkable.com/ it seems not to have a microsd card or much in the way of onboard sto
by kybernetikos 7y ago
Judging by the technical specifications on https://remarkable.com/ https://remarkable.com/ it seems not to have a microsd card or much in the way of onboard storage. I wonder if the device can recognize a storage device attached to the usb-c port.
The writing experience, battery life and hackability are very appealing to me, but it also looks like it's not as good a reading device as high end readers, where really good lighting and water resistance are common. It's also slightly big for me. The size would be great for academic pdfs, or reference works but for normal books, or even for normal note taking (rather than sketching) it's a little on the large side. Maybe if it had less bezel, the size could be closer to best of both.
I don't mind it having a high price point, but I hoped that it would compete with high-price point e-readers (kobo forma / kindle oasis) too.
- beezle 7y agoYou won't find a high end reader (other than Sony?) that is in this size which is quite useful for those reading scientific papers, a bit blind, or who want to use it for sketch/art. It is only slightly larger than a typical hard cover.
- kybernetikos 7y agoI think my point for comparison is a moleskine or a paperback. Certainly different use cases.