Remarkable's Paper Pro Move digital notepad is smaller than a paperback
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Remarkable's Paper Pro Move digital notepad is smaller than a paperback
"The new Remarkable Paper Pro Move feels like what you'd be left with if you were to snap last year's Paper Pro in half over your knee. With a 7.3-inch screen, it's closer in size to a thin paperback novel you can easily slip into a pocket, but since the Paper Pro Move is as tall as the Paper Pro is wide, when turned sideways it provides a similar amount of writing real estate that shouldn't feel cramped."
"The new Paper Pro Move is available to order starting today for $449, which includes the company's Marker stylus that charges while magnetically attached to the device. The Move is also available in a $499 bundle that includes Remarkable's upgraded Marker Plus stylus with a built-in eraser button. The larger Remarkable Paper Pro will still be available for $629, so despite being less than half the size, the new Move is far from being less than half the price."
"Although companies like Amazon and Kobo continue to use E Ink's Kaleido screen technology that generates colors using an added filter layer atop a black and white screen, the Paper Pro Move uses a 7.3-inch custom version of E Ink's more advanced Gallery 3 panel that is also found in the Paper Pro. It's capable of producing more vivid and accurate colors by mixing four shades of microscopic ink particles, but at the cost of noticeably slower refresh rates."
Remarkable's Paper Pro Move is a smaller, portability-focused 7.3-inch color E Ink digital notebook that approximates a thin paperback and fits in a pocket. It measures 7.7 inches tall by 4.24 inches wide, is slightly thicker but under half the weight of the original Paper Pro, and includes 64GB of internal storage. It uses a custom Gallery 3 panel to produce richer colors by mixing four microscopic ink shades, trading faster refresh rates for improved color accuracy. Pricing starts at $449 with the Marker; a $499 bundle adds the Marker Plus with an eraser. The device has a 1.7GHz dual-core Cortex-A55 processor and a 2,334mAh battery rated for up to two weeks.
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