The reMarkable is a “paper tablet” with a monochrome e-ink screen with touch support, and a non-powered stylus.
Resources
- reMarkable Awesome list - huge list of apps, tools, templates, and more https://github.com/reHackable/awesome-reMarkable
- RemarkableTablet on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/
- ReMarkable Wiki https://remarkablewiki.com/
- rmkit, a site about remarkable app dev https://rmkit.dev/
I bought one in February 2021.
Sitting at the breakfast table writing what will become a blog post on drop in audio.
Yes, it’s a new reMarkable “paper” tablet. I’m using it in the hopes of better deep reading and writing.
Except for a quick microblog to post a picture of it!
Specs
@doriantaylor asked about the dimensions. It’s 187 x 246 x 4.7 mm, active screen portion is 10.3”, 1872 x 1404 resolution, 226DPI. Full technical specifications.
Templates
Anton @theunfoldingway asked if it supports custom templates. I had just discovered the regular templates for notes.
Doing a quick search found all these for sale custom templates, and an app to load them onto your device. But, there are lots of open source tools to help with this.
This video shows how to create and add custom templates on Windows:
Using
- Official Chrome Extension
To Test
- Google Drive Remarkable Sync
- ReMailableReMailable
Email PDF documents to your [[reMarkable]] tablet. Available as a freely usable service at https://remailable.getneutrality.org
Open source under the [[Apache2 License]] written in [[Python]]. Uses an AWS backend, Amazon SES for email, DynamoDB, and Amazon S3 buckets for email storage.