Now I would like to review the Remarkable digital ink Tablet, I had maybe
three different Kindles and the very original with the text and that got
through college and really really helped me I was able to read the papers without
actually having a to print them. I did need it to download their software I
did need it to register even to transfer files was it necessary or was it really
I'm not so sure about that maybe there is some sort of kind of logic to that
the functionalities with the side menu is brilliant you know you can zoom you can
move. The zoom part is actually awesome. While you're zoomed in you can use a
text to write in your notes in it and if you zoom out back it comes back to this
tiny text. One thing actually found is very interesting there is that I can
make this text bigger and then I can write in a small font around here.
So what would you it would give me way more space in terms of to write
additional notes and the paper. Now remarkable does not have text-to-speech
onyx and some other one do have it. What I was really kind of looking forward is
for the Sony paper. Digital Paper to go down in price but their start is really
high Avenue like 1200 at one at the beginning if not more and
currently you can get it for 800 dollars from United States. However I can find it
where to buy it in Europe. Now remarkable is an European product in a way. It's made in
China, but the design is made in Norway. So this is a Norwegians startup, my
application for the similar devices is just to get rid of paper.
all together because it's just waste of time, and then if I have for example PDF
form, to be able to collect data and collect signatures in a digital format.
So I don't have to waste the bloody paper. It costs
about $500. Competitors we're speaking about onyx i thin, Sony digital paper.
Both of them are older a little bit more expensive. Certain things are better in
each product but I think remarkable stands alone in comparison to everyone
else. Now when I charged it up when I used it maybe for an hour it was full
and were already down one third. So the battery life is nowhere near to what
off the Kindle. However that's you know this this device it requires a little
bit more power. In terms of the usage for this particular device I probably go for
the PDFs. That's the only one thing my 10 inch Kindle couldn't do at all. It
gives me enough reading estate to be able to see the text. Because of the price
point, form factor the fact its from Europe. That means warranty.
In Europe manufacturer warranty is up to six years now. It's just to avoid
the electronic waste which we usually sent to the countries which
generally sign up for that. It would be interesting to see how many prints
including buying a printer and buying the cartridges, paper would require to cover
the cost of particular device. Amazon released a bigger Kindle they we
were holding from releasing bigger screen Kindles for really long time. And
obviously because they don't want to be selling similar the device which
allows you to read PDFs easily, because then they will not be able to sell you
as much content with their Amazon Prime. Now the kindle one cost 250 euro and
that's about the half of what the remarkable is. If they can figure out
the price point where it would be maybe a little bit more competitive in
comparison to just-read devices. like the new large Kindle, I would
really consider buying it. Like at the moment I borrowed this from my friend
and I would still not be able to justify spending 500 euro for it. Even how
doesn't matter how cool it looks, doesn't matter how much
other devices cost it's still not there for what I would wanted to use you know.
The drawing part is absolutely brilliant but I want to use it for the data input
the input and maybe some additional apps. Basically the companies are playing with
each other and just hope it's not gonna kill the remarkable because I think
that's the really good step towards the right direction. If you can figure out
the pricing that majority of consumers could afford. For example if you have a
presentation slides in advance you can take additional notes. In case if you
don't understand certain aspects or certain areas. For this the input
device that is absolutely brilliant. I think the drawing part is just a nice
feature, but for what I will intend it to use to use it. For me it's just the plus.
I'm not an artist's if I wanted to draw an art I would prefer probably colours as
well. So then you know that we're making more sense for me to get an iPad Pro.
Now some of the e-readers run Android that
would mean that a lot of Android developers could produce the third-party
apps, however remarkable is based on Linux. Now what you would want is for it
to be able to give you additional things as well in your future, because the
hardware is already here. So if remarkable developers can figure out
additional functionalities which they can achieve with the same hardware, and
that I would become a thing where you buy a device but then after constant
updates will give you more more functionalities within the same
technological platform. I think that would be worth even that 500 euro itself
but at the moment I don't know look I absolutely love it. Maybe buy it but the
other things I spent about similar price on, for example like drones, I was
able to make money much more quicker back although to recuperate the
investment. So that's that's my two cents to it. Depending what kind of finishes
you will select, it will give you very close to what's
the actual ink or graphite what would behave. It is cool yeah it has those all
those different you know the colours and you can write and you can draw, but you
know like if you would you spend 500 euro just for drawing tablets? It's a
touch sensitive so I can interact not only with stylus but also my fingers
too. It's more about the menu items you know. what it can't pinch
that's maybe something they could look into, because you know everyone is used
to the pinch zoom and rotate their movements. Now I still would have Kindle
for my books but for the PDS it's way too small. That's not the smallest font
you can get on academic papers. I think that's the size 10, but it's pretty
decent. Why would this work as an input device as well? I personally when I
reading papers like to take notes, but not necessarily notes in the terms of let's
say pointing out the particular area which I would like to refer to later, but
also maybe come back to something I knew from before. And then I would like to
maybe add notes to that. So I would like to write on a paper itself.
What's interesting as well is like would you be able to take signatures and
that will be considered as a signature on the paper form. If you let's say you
need to sign the contracts because because that would open up another world
of possibilities especially in the sectors where regulation requires a lot
of paperwork fact checking. For example if you're working in insurance
only now we would have to fill in the paper forms and then afters you have to
upload those people forms to the to your administration to process to get it
underwritten. Now I don't want to be begging but the YouTube is making me to
do that. If I am NOT getting subscribers on the channel YouTube
you know. Maybe the sequence goes: YouTube doesn't show my ads if it
doesn't show the ads that means I didn't want to show my videos and if it doesn't
show my videos even the Hobby becomes a little bit a too sad to continue. So
like I've gotten this product because I kind of wanted to cover my points on
that, and maybe not only told very good things about it, but maybe give some
feedback back to the developers. But yes share subscribe let me know how can I
improve better okay? thank you.