reMarkable has announced Paper Pure, a new monochrome device. The new model is approximately 40% lighter, with improved responsiveness and battery life, and comes with modern features.
The monochrome tablet Paper Pure has been announced, marking a return to a back-to-basics approach following the Paper Pro series. Paper Pure is designed to make everyday reading and note-taking more comfortable, and is being brought to market with enhanced modern features and connectivity.
The display measures 10.3 inches, the same size as previous models, although the device is slightly wider. It has a resolution of 1872×1404 pixels and a pixel density of 226 PPI. Base storage is 32GB, while the device weighs approximately 360 g, about 40% less than the previous model.
Responsiveness is said to be approximately 50% better than that of Paper 2, while the 3820 mAh battery is expected to extend battery life by about 30%. Modern features have also been added, including cloud connectivity, web apps and improved searchability for handwritten text.
The base model costs $399, while the model bundled with a stylus costs $449. The stylus includes an eraser function, and folio covers are available in multiple colors. Pre-orders are already open, with shipments scheduled to begin in early June.