- Notable is mocking a new product launch for September 3
- It could be a more portable electronic paper tablet
- We have had three notable tablets so far
We have had three generations of the remarkable tablet so far, but apparently there is another on the way, and all the indications are that we are going to see an electronic paper device with a smaller factor.
Notable has published a teaser clip that announces a special event for September 3, at 8 am et (that is 5 am PT / 1pm BST / 10pm aest), and a new launch of the product seems likely.
Based on the brief look that we get from a tablet, and the motto “something is in motion”, it seems that portability is being prioritized this time. It makes sense that remarkable wants to launch a more friendly version for the pocket of your device and ink.
There are also suggestions about thicker bezels and color support here, although it is difficult to be sure of such a brief series of shots. If you want to join speculation before Wednesday, go to this Reddit thread.
What I want to see
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After having used the remarkable 2, I am pleased to see that another table is on the way to the company: notable products have always been reliable and well made, and I think that a more portable digital notebook is a good idea.
In terms of what I want to see in the remarkable pocket (or whatever it is called), I think that a strong selection of cases is essential: a variety of options to maintain the device well protected in motion, and that offers a place to store the optical pencil.
Something more that I would really like to see is the support for certain third -party notes. I use Google Keep to organize much of my life, and it would be great to be able to bring these notes on the screen, in addition to the existing Google Drive support.
Finally, this could be an illusion, but I would love to see such a low price that it is remarkable can get it. The last notable Paper Pro begins at $ 579 / £ 559 / AU $ 929, which is relatively steep, and a more affordable option in a smaller factor would be welcome.
