We speak to reMarkable’s R&D team about its new affordable tablet, the reMarkable Paper Pure, and its place in the increasingly AI-driven workplace.
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ReMarkable’s new Paper Pure is a no-frills, black-and-white paper tablet that starts at $399. It packs a three-week battery, faster navigation, and a writing feel identical to the flagship Paper Pro.
The new and more affordable reMarkable Paper Pure is a lightweight, big-screen E Ink paper tablet for the note-taker and doodler in you.
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Boox’s phone-like ereader gets a flashy Pro upgrade, with color E Ink, stylus support and mobile data making it more versatile, though the even higher price stings.
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While the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft might be a tempting upgrade for a digital notebook, there’s no word on when, or if, it will be released in Australia. The 2024 Kindle Scribe from AU$449 will serve you very well indeed.
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The Xteink X4 ereader is the latest social media tech obsession, and it’s emerging as a serious Kindle rival.
Xteink’s new S4 trades its proprietary OS for Android 11, opening doors to third-party reading apps like Kindle, Kobo, and Libby.
Perplexity Comet now works more naturally with iPadOS, giving users a stronger reason to try the AI browser over Safari or Chrome.
Google Play Store’s upcoming v51.2 update adds a large-screen optimisation badge to app listings, making it instantly clear which apps are built for tablets and foldables.
Samsung has developed an electronically switchable display that can deliver glasses-free 3D