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You can do your own sync in a hacky manner - but if I were going down that route, I'd just choose one of the more open (and cheaper) alternative devices.
by AstroDogCatcher 5y ago
You can do your own sync in a hacky manner - but if I were going down that route, I'd just choose one of the more open (and cheaper) alternative devices.
- dabedee 5y agoPray do tell of those more open (and cheaper) alternative devices?
- Uberphallus 5y agoNot sure it's any open (Kobo devices usually are hackable), but Kobo Elipsa[0] is feature par with Remarkable 2. [0] https://us.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-elipsa https://us.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-elipsa
- nottorp 5y agoA friend of mine uses an Onyxbook (not sure what model) extensively for note taking and he seems pretty happy with it. Software developer with a bit of math thrown in, to get an idea of what he writes on it.
- AstroDogCatcher 5y agoI'm being a bit future-looking here and considering alternatives to the gen3 reMarkable, not the current hardware. Specifically, the PineNote seems like it could fill the niche for me.
- charbuff 5y agoI have a BOOX Max Lumi, it has all those features, for free. Plus is a fully functioning android tablet.
- kayodelycaon 5y agoI'm in the market for alternatives. What equivalent devices are both cheaper and more open? I haven't found any. :(
- legostormtroopr 5y agoI got a Supernote and its a bit cheaper and has really great features. Remarkable shies away from anything but writing, so sync is limited - while the supernote has great calendar sync thats come in handle for note taking.
- sofixa 5y agoThe Onyx Boox series come in different sizes and are just Android with a custom launcher, and they're cheaper and with more choice (most notably regarding screen size). Caution however, the company violates the GPL, which might be a deal-breaker for some.