REMARKABLE LAUNCHES PAPER PURE WITH MONOCHROME E INK
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Remarkable unveiled the Paper Pure, a new digital notepad that ditches the color screen of recent models in favor of an upgraded black-and-white E Ink display. The device promises twice the performance speed compared to the Remarkable 2.
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