REMARKABLE LAUNCHES PAPER PURE, RETIRING 6-YEAR-OLD TABLET
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reMarkable has unveiled the Paper Pure, a monochrome E Ink tablet that replaces the Remarkable 2 after six years on the market. The new device is lighter and faster than its predecessor, with a textured screen designed to mimic writing on paper.
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