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Re:ReMarkable Paper Tablet by AlbertoGP on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @09:05AM (#13114611)
I appreciate your approach of avoiding speculation (apart from the mass-production uncertainties) and I've just pre-ordered. I have a couple LCD pen tablets (Samsung Note 10 and Surface Pro 3, apart from a USB Wacom Intuos 3) and a Kobo Aura Hâ‚‚O, and your device looks like something I'd use often.

Just to give you a little feedback, I don't expect any reply for now:

- if the cloud sync can not be disabled I'll just nuke the packets at the router, but I suspect the option will be there.

- I want the SDK (mentioned as possible in your FAQ), unofficial-void-your-warranty all the way to the moon if you want, to have a programmable scientific calculator (maybe with Computer Algebra System functionality if I find the time) on this device. Having to build a complete firmware image in my laptop (Linux) and flashing it just to install my application is acceptable, simply uploading the file as if it was a PDF is better.

Re:ReMarkable Paper Tablet by sandsmark on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @09:21AM (#13114724)
> apart from the mass-production uncertainties

these uncertainties is why we hired Dragon Innovation early on. they're very, very good at this and has a very good track record when it comes to hardware startups (e. g. pebble and makerbot).

https://www.dragoninnovation.com/customers

Re:ReMarkable Paper Tablet by gpetersen on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @02:22PM (#13117461)
Funny you should mention Pebble, a company currently in its death throes. I hope reMarkable survives longer than they do, since I have now pre-ordered from both companies.