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Yeah this looks like a cool device. I love my Remarkable, but the lack of backlight and slow refresh rate means it’s not as versatile as it could be. A tablet
by mattkevan 2y ago
Yeah this looks like a cool device. I love my Remarkable, but the lack of backlight and slow refresh rate means it’s not as versatile as it could be.
A tablet that has similar screen properties to eink but with a backlight and 60fps would be much more usable, especially at night.
- edderkopp 2y agoIndeed. Another advantage of this tablet over Remarkable is that it should be possible to set up synchronization with many more cloud services, including Nextcloud. Remarkable is limited to the biggest commercial cloud providers.
- funksta 2y agoFurthermore, reMarkable doesn't actually sync anything. You can download files from the cloud but it's a one-way, user-initiated thing
- mattkevan 2y agoI dunno, it seems to sync your notebooks back up to the cloud & other devices pretty well. It’s £3/month after the first year, but it still syncs. https://remarkable.com/store/connect https://remarkable.com/store/connect
- funksta 2y agoSorry, you're right in terms of their own cloud. I meant the syncing with Google Drive, Dropbox, etc, which is quite limited
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