Remarkable Paper Pure launches with faster refresh and whiter screen
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Updated · CNET · May 6
Remarkable Paper Pure launches with faster refresh and whiter screen
11 articles · Updated · CNET · May 6
The $399 grayscale tablet is available for preorder now, ships in early June, refreshes in 21 milliseconds and weighs 12.6 ounces with a 10.3-inch display.
It replaces the Remarkable 2 at the same price, adds claimed three-week battery life and easier web-based document sharing, but still lacks a front light and broad app support.
The Norway-based company's minimalist note-taking device targets writing, annotation and sketching, with optional $449 bundle accessories and some advanced cloud and handwriting-search features behind a $40 annual subscription.
Will the Paper Pure’s exclusive stylus and lack of backlight limit its appeal compared to more versatile tablets like the iPad or Kindle Scribe?
With the growing E Ink market and sustainability claims, is the Paper Pure truly a greener alternative, or does its production and accessory ecosystem offset these benefits?
How much does the Paper Pure’s focus on distraction-free design actually improve productivity and well-being for users in real-world settings?