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With its color e-ink screen and superb pencil-on-paper feel, Remarkable’s latest is also its greatest. The price is hard to swallow, though. My laptop is fine for laptop-y things, but when it comes to interviewing someone for a book, taking notes for a podcast or even just compiling a weekend to-do list? The pen is mightier. That’s one reason the Remarkable 2 writing tablet is so widely loved; it emulates the feel of pencil on paper while providing the benefits of a digital device: unlimited note pads, easy document mark-ups, convenient sharing with others and so on. Now comes the even better Remarkable Paper Pro (aka Remarkable 3), which adds one long-overdue feature — a lighted screen — and one surprising one: color. It’s expensive, yes, but if you like to take notes the old-fashioned way and want a distraction-free place to do it, this tablet surpasses competition from both Amazon and Apple. Here’s my Remarkable Paper Pro review. Remarkable Paper Pro Writing Tablet with Marker Plus Screen size: 11.8 inches | Screen resolution: 2160 x 1620 (229ppi) | Weight: 1.16 pounds | Storage: 64GB | Estimated battery life: 2 weeks VERDICT: A writing tablet that’s nearly perfect for the pen-and-paper crowd, but with a price that may put it out of reach. Pros Color! Large, front-lit screen Easy to set up, learn and use Great assortment of pen styles and document types Realistic pencil-on-paper writing feel Can convert handwritten notes into digital text Cons Colors are muted Screen doesn’t get very bright Expensive $629 at Best Buy The Paper Pro is an e-ink tablet, a familiar technology for anyone who’s ever read books on a Kindle. However, this one supports input from a digital stylus, meaning you can scribble all manner of notes, doodles and more. You can also import documents (such as PDFs and EPUBs), mark them up and export them again. With its 11.8-inch display, it’s roughly akin to working on a standard sheet of paper. And because that display is self-illuminated, you can easily work in dim or dark environments. The Paper Pro with Marker […]
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The narrator of your story “ Minimum Payment Due ” is mired in debt and, from the outset, trying to
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