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Some of my favorite devices are E-Ink writing tablets.

I got started with the Amazon Kindle Scribe

and ended up becoming a regular user of the remarkable two.

I haven't added to the stacks of yellow legal pads in my office for almost two years now.

It's my go-to device for scribbling stuff down and thinking things through.

It feels almost like using a real pen and paper. Sometimes I have to

remind my brain that it's not actual ink or lead flowing out of the stylus.

It's easy to undo and erase mistakes and add unlimited pages to a notebook.

The battery life can be measured in weeks.

In many ways, it's better than real pen and paper.

The market for these devices reached a pivotal moment this week with remarkable's unveiling

of its new Paper Pro, now with color e-ink, not just black and white. Watching the unveiling and the

demo videos this week felt at times like seeing Dorothy go from monochrome

Kansas to the colorful Emerald City. The company

Remarkable is based in Oslo, Norway and it blends an apple vibe with the

Scandinavian ethos, pitching its tablets as an oasis of peace and mindfulness in a

roiling sea of digital distraction. This is the first color display on a

remarkable paper tablets and it's the first in the industry to offer a true

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