REMARKABLE 1, THE PAPER TABLET, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING W/ EN FRANCE

I got myself the next generation and would be happy if somebody made use of my old reMarkable. FR • Vous pouvez me contacter en français. DE • Sie könnnen mich auf Deutsch kontaktieren. Get away from your desk and focus! The reMarkable is an excellent device for note-taking and working with documents. It has a black-and-white E-ink screen that is easy on the eyes, just like paper, and even feels like it when writing, sketching or marking text on it. As I understand it, the screen is reacting directly to the marker's touch, even before digitising the input, which makes it react way faster than any other paper-like tablet on the market. It has multi-touch capacity, so you can zoom into documents (really useful for multi-column layouts) or turn page. The reMarkable 1 also has hardware buttons, which are easier to use with holding the device in one hand. Working with documents Since plenty of documents out there are in A4 PDF, the device's 10,3" size is perfect. You just upload the PDF in the reMarkable app on your computer or mobile device, and the device will sync. You then can use your marker to highlight text parts, circle them and write notes in the margins. If you're working on Chrome, you can install an add-on and just print a website to reMarkable as well. There's a small catch, though: While e-books are supported, DRM protection is not. If you work with scientific papers, that might not be an issue, for classical e-books it might. Sketching With different writing tools which are sensitive to pressure an tilt, you can produce great sketches. Taking notes You can handwrite notes on the reMarkable, have them converted to text and send it via email directly from the tablet. From my own experience I can say that taking handwritten notes is way less distracting in meetings and interviews than typing on your laptop. Live screen share ⇒ graphics tablet In the desktop app you can see everything you draw live in a window, and share that window in video conferences. In that sense it might be used similar to a graphics tablet. This feature is currently in Beta. Open Linux Platform For those who would like to push the device further, great news: The reMarkable runs on Linux, and you have root access via SSH. There are several projects out there that offer additional functionality. Accessoires Original Marker (white) Original micro-USB Cable 3½ Marker tips left Metal ring to remove the tips from the marker Original Packaging