Has anyone tried a reMarkable 2? Curious but don’t really want to drop $600 on a gadget I’m not going to use a lot.
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Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: (mattl@social.mat.tl)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 04:58:43 JST Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: -
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Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: (mattl@social.mat.tl)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 05:13:21 JST Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: @timmymac that’s also a consideration
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TimmyMac (timmymac@dice.camp)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 05:13:22 JST TimmyMac @mattl Tangentially related - I just ordered a Kindle Scribe. Had a gift card to burn.
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Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: (mattl@social.mat.tl)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 05:20:13 JST Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: @paul nice. I don’t have any DRM books, just PDF and epub3 files. Considering it over a Kindle Scribe.
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Paul Tagliamonte (paul@soylent.green)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 05:20:15 JST Paul Tagliamonte @mattl I've had both the reMarkable 1 and reMarkable 2 since launch (respectively). I use it a *lot*.
Pros: The writing feels better than any other tablet / eReader. I use it to consume PDFs and sketch out / work through problems.
Cons: DRM encumbered ebooks can't be read; you have to strip DRM before uploading them to the reMarkable. CLI tool used to be top notch, but the new API is a bit flaky recently.
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Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: (mattl@social.mat.tl)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 05:29:47 JST Dr. Matt Lee ?:verified: @copiesofcopies is that so you can reuse them from the first model I wonder? I like that there’s a cheaper, non leather case.
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Aaron Williamson ? (copiesofcopies@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 13-Nov-2022 05:29:48 JST Aaron Williamson ? @mattl it kills me that the essential accessories double the cost of the tablet.
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