Our tech writer loves the pricier ReMarkable writing notebooks, but he knows they’re not for everyone, and that’s why he was excited to test the new ReMarkable Paper Pure.

The new reMarkable Paper Pure improves upon the brand's previous writing tablet in several ways and makes for an excellent entry-level pick for busy professionals.

Remarkable makes a few different e-paper tablets here in 2026, and the Remarkable Paper Pure is the most ideal of the bunch - ...

reMarkable is arguably the leader in making e-paper tablets for people who do capital-s Serious capital-w Work. In the last two years, the company has launched the flagship Paper Pro and a smaller ...

I wrote the above a full week before news broke reMarkable was slashing its workforce and firing CEO Phil Hess. According to Norway's E24, reMarkable has faced dwindling demand and rising costs thanks ...

The reMarkable Paper Pure offers the same cult-favourite writing experience as the Pro, but for £200 less. Is it the ...

Light and long-lasting, the new Paper Pure is more than a replacement for the old Remarkable 2.

Markable’s new Paper Pure refines the E Ink notebook formula with a more responsive display, longer battery life, and ...

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Fans of the Remarkable 2 Tablet recently learned that the popular e-reader was no longer available, but why was such a ...

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 ...

The Paper Pure has a faster dual-core processor, a bump from 1GB of RAM to 2GB, and a storage increase from 8GB to 32GB. Comparing the two tablets side by side, the Paper Pure is faster when it comes ...