Looking for a paper tablet? This one feels just like pen and paper

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Laptops and phones are everywhere, but there’s still nothing quite like writing things down.

Whether it’s shopping lists, to-do lists or life admin reminders, putting pen to paper has a way of making things clearer.

The only problem is that paper doesn’t always keep up with our demands and as soon as you’ve filled that sheet of A4 you’re already searching for another one or trying to remember where you left the last tattered old notebook you swore you’d stay organised with.

reMarkable Paper Pure

It’s made for notes, sketches and marking up documents, without apps or notifications getting in the way.

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And let’s not even talk about the daily struggle of finding a working pen to write with.

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But that’s exactly the problem reMarkable’s new Paper Pure is here to solve.

This 10.3-inch paper tablet recreates the pen-on-paper feel you get while fixing some of the usual problems that come with it.

Featuring a slightly textured screen, so it doesn’t feel like you’re scribbling on glass, the reMarkable Paper Pure reacts so quickly to scribbles that it mimics actual writing on paper.

Its crisp black and white screen keeps things sharp, simple and distraction free too, so there’s no overload of colour and no clutter, just notes exactly as you made them.

Perfect for sketching, editing documents or jotting down reminders, users can quickly navigate the Paper Pure, turn pages and zoom in without breaking their workflow and, with the brand’s longest ever battery life, it lasts up to three weeks on one charge based on an hour of daily note taking.

The Paper Pure’s design is thoughtful too.

Weighing just 360g (around the weight of two medium-sized apples) it’s great for tossing in your handbag or briefcase and bringing along on the morning commute.

Of course, there’s also reMarkable’s software subscription service, Connect, to really enhance the benefits of your Paper Pure.

Perks of the monthly subscription include exclusive templates, including planners and workbooks, as well as the ability to link to your Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook so it can  create meeting notes for you prefilled with the relevant details at a tap – so you’re not starting from a blank page when the meeting begins.

You can also import documents from Microsoft Word, OneDrive, Dropbox and Google Drive, turning them into paper-like documents that you can mark up with the reMarkable pen.

If you’re running your own business though, you might want to consider reMarkable’s Connect for Business subscription which adds even more extras like device management and single sign-on.

Really, the reMarkabale Paper Pure is all about making note-taking just that little bit better – and who doesn’t want that?

We’re tossing out scraps of paper as we speak.

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