"I love a list. I can happily write the same to-do list in six different places in a single day (good thing I test digital notebooks and paper planners). I often find myself rewriting the little brainstorms in my Notes app because the ideas are still banging around in my brain, asking to be let free onto a page, digital or not."
"But not every brainstorm or list needs a full-size page. That's where ReMarkable's latest digital notebook comes in. The reMarkable Paper Pro Move ($449) takes the same technology as the company's flagship Paper Pro notebook -color e-ink screen included-and puts it on a much smaller screen. With a 7.3-inch e-paper display and a gentle front light, it's a good size that fits in your hand as you jot down notes or an idea while you're on the go-the classic reporter's notepad turned digital."
"The Marker stylus that comes included is the same, and as usual, you can upgrade to the Marker Plus, which lets you use the other end of the stylus as an eraser (a must-have, in my opinion). It magnetically sticks to the right side of the tablet, and that's how it connects and charges. Speaking of, the Paper Pro Move retains the same two-week battery life claim as the Paper Pro."
The reMarkable Paper Pro Move is a 7.3-inch color e-ink digital notebook. The display includes a gentle front light that makes the screen legible in dim environments though it does not reach the brightness of a Kindle or smartphone. The included Marker stylus attaches magnetically to the right side to connect and charge, and users can upgrade to the Marker Plus to use the opposite end as an eraser. The company claims about two weeks of battery life depending on usage. The Move measures roughly 4 by a little over 7 inches and weighs 8 ounces (12 ounces with case and stylus).
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