I love to write, actually I think I have to write as it’s the only way I’ve figured out on how to put guardrails on my thoughts. I got my first remarkable a fe

I love to write, actually I think I have to write as it’s the only way I’ve figured out on how to put guardrails on my thoughts. I got my first remarkable a few years ago and I was super excited, I thought it could be the bridge between my need to write and the digital world. I gave up, I also tried an iPad too but again I gave up. I ended up using a cheap fountain pen and the paper that I like its texture. I think the problem with all these devices is that from a product perspective they focus on the wrong things. I don’t care about colors and syncing with the cloud or whatever else. I care about emulating an as close as possible experience to natural writing and that means latency of the device and the tactile feeling I get when I touch the screen with the pen are the most important aspects. I haven’t seen much there happening and maybe these are just too hard problems to solve. Or maybe I’m just a member of a too niche group of people. But until I find a digital writing instrument that gives me the sensory feedback of a pen an a paper I don’t see me going back to these devices.