The Boox Note Max is a 13-inch e-reader that combines a crisp display, a robust feature set, and one of the most impressive ...

But as impressive as the reMarkable 2 is, it's far from the only tablet of its kind. There are several alternatives out there ...

If you’re looking to rid your day to day life of dead trees, there’s a good chance you’ve already heard of the reMarkable tablet. The sleek device aims to replace the traditional notebook.

All of these are compelling features, which we pointed out while reviewing the reMarkable 2 Tablet and its color upgrade reMarkable Paper Pro. But there’s another, perhaps underappreciated ...

“There’s still tremendous demand for reading, writing and sketching,” said Magnus Wanberg an Oslo, Norway-based entrepreneur who helped develop reMarkable, an electronic-ink-based tablet ...

The reMarkable Paper Pro was released last autumn, bringing us the first e-paper tablet with full colour display. The smart notebook was intended to improve on previous models in both design and ...

If you've never used a reMarkable E Ink tablet before, the company takes a very restrained approach to adding new features. Out of the box, the reMarkable Paper Pro can read PDFs, ePubs ...

For [davisr], this simply wouldn’t do, and they set about hacking their ReMarkable tablet. A rotary tool was used to make a tidy slot for the microSD card. The ReMarkable already has a set of ...

A new ReMarkable paper tablet has been announced and this time ... and notes that will catch the eye more than monochrome alternatives. The screen technology is also capable of displaying ...

The reMarkable tablet solves this problem, giving you the best of both worlds. It’s a thin, lightweight tablet you can write on, just like a notebook. When you’re done, the notes exist ...