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The Paper Pure delivers a superb handwriting experience and a refined e-paper display in a sleek package, but its backlight omission, limited typing options, and a software ecosystem geared toward enterprise—along with a pricey subscription—limit its appeal despite the strong hardware.
reMarkable has unveiled Paper Pure, a 10.3-inch entry-level e-paper slate designed to mimic writing on paper. It ships with an active stylus, faster internals, improved contrast, and up to three weeks of battery life, plus better repairability and security features aimed at IT departments. It also offers calendar integration to generate discrete meeting notes. The base model starts at $399, with a $449 bundle that adds the Marker Plus and a carrying case, and software features from higher-end models will filter down across the lineup.
Porsche has filed a patent for a changeable coating (using e-paper) that can reveal racing stripes and other signals, such as a vehicle’s state of charge, when Sport or Sport Plus modes are active—an application rather than a finished technology, meant to visibly signal high-performance status to onlookers.
Martin den Hoed developed the Diptyx, a DIY foldable e-reader with dual e-paper displays that mimic traditional books, powered by an ESP32-S3 microcontroller, with open-source plans available for enthusiasts.
Pebble is making a comeback with the new Pebble Time 2 smartwatch, featuring a retro design, improved hardware, and long battery life, appealing to fans of minimalism and customization, although it won't match the health tracking of the Apple Watch.