What is the ReMarkable 2? ReMarkable 2 is hailed as “the world’s thinnest tablet,” according to the ReMarkable website. Specifically, it’s a “paper tablet” on which you can digitally take notes, ...

reMarkable 2 owners love their E Ink paper tablets. I count myself as one of them. But as terrific as the pencil-like “Marker” is for handwriting notes and drawings, I’ve often found myself wanting a ...

The reMarkable 2 is a $299 E Ink tablet designed to offer a paper-like reading and writing experience thanks to its 10.3 inch greyscale display and support for a pressure-sensitive pen with tilt ...

Back when I originally wrote about reMarkable 2, I praised it as a note-taking, content creation tool that brought back the lost art of writing longhand. But even as someone who grew up in an age ...

Remarkable has just unveiled a new keyboard with a folio case. This will allow users to use the keyboard to write novels, blog posts or short stories. The keyboard connects to the Remarkable 2 using ...

Remarkable launched a publicity campaign for their new Folio case with a keyboard for the Remarkable 2. We reviewed it on our YouTube channel and raved about its functionality. It turns the e-note ...

I’ve always thought the folks at reMarkable were missing a trick by not offering a keyboard for their e-paper tablet. I’m a fan of portable, distraction-reducing writing machines, and when my brain ...

Doing your reports is made easier when you do this on computers and laptops. However, there's a more reliable technique to write them down, which is through e-notes. The traditional way of taking down ...

This case is so expensive, but it works so well I can almost forgive the obscene price. This case is so expensive, but it works so well I can almost forgive the obscene price. is a tech editor, her ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how to do more with your consumer gadgets. For the past three years, I've praised the reMarkable 2 tablet as one of ...

I read somewhere that truly prolific authors write their documents on old typewriters. That makes sense to me. Writing on computers can be convenient, but they are riffed with distractions. There's a ...