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> RM2 doesn't offer proper PDFs annotations This is true and I don't really mind that personally although having read up a bit more on the Supernote, the annot
by michaelmior 5y ago
> RM2 doesn't offer proper PDFs annotations
This is true and I don't really mind that personally although having read up a bit more on the Supernote, the annotations it generates do seem much nicer.
> it's actually a pretty good deal
Pricing seems about the same really. Especially when you consider the bundle of table, folio, and pen together for each. I was disappointed to see that the standard Supernote pen does not include an eraser and the LAMY pen which does lacks the ceramic tip and instead requires replacing nibs just like the reMarkable pen.
- codethief 5y ago> Pricing seems about the same really. Especially when you consider the bundle of table, folio, and pen together for each. Fair enough. On the other hand, the Supernote comes with more features than the RM2 and gets updates much more frequently, so one would have to price that in, too. > I was disappointed to see that the standard Supernote pen does not include an eraser and the LAMY pen which does lacks the ceramic tip and instead requires replacing nibs just like the reMarkable pen. True. I hear that Ratta (the company behind the Supernote) is working on a pen with built-in eraser, though.
- michaelmior 5y agoI recently saw that in a firmware update last month there was a new "gesture eraser" feature added. Supposedly if you hold two figures down elsewhere on the screen, then drawing turns into area erase. Curious if you've tried this and how well it works.
- codethief 5y agoOh, I hadn't heard of that feature yet! Thank you, I'll check it out and let you know!