Markable's tablets aren't very consistent when it comes to turning scribbles into printed text, and they aren't the only ones ...

I started messing with reMarkable's tablets for as long as the company has been around. Their original slab, the RM1 had ...

There’s been a marked trend towards modern tablets and phones having fewer expansion options. It’s becoming rarer to find a microSD slot available, which can be particularly frustrating.

Paper isn’t dead. There’s a printer in every office and that one-in-a-million idea is sometimes squirreled away in a moleskin notebook or even on a napkin. “There’s still tremendous demand ...

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.

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reMarkable E Ink tablets are limited, mainly focused on reading, writing, and sending files. You can squeeze more use out of it by adding your own templates or creating custom PDFs. By linking ...

It might be surprising to some that the e-ink tablet is a growing product category, but it makes sense when you consider it. Some people absolutely need — or at least insist on — handwritten ...

Unlike traditional tablets, with glass screens and backlit displays, the reMarkable 2 uses e-ink technology, the same found in Kindle ereaders. Scribble on the screen with the reMarkable marker, and ...