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The video discusses the viability of buying the Remarkable 2 in 2021 as a creation tool that emulates pen and paper. It highlights its advantages over traditional notebooks, such as cloud backups, organization, and sharing capabilities. Competitors like Amazon Kindle Scribe, Boox, and Supernote are also compared, with the Remarkable 2 standing out despite potential challenges from newer models. Rumors of a new 12-inch color Remarkable device by 2024 or 2025 are mentioned, emphasizing that it will target a different user base and may not be optimal for writing and sketching tasks like the Remarkable 2. Despite this, the video recommends the Remarkable 2 for enhancing focus and creativity, facilitating a "Flow State."
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In this part of the video, the focus is on discussing whether to buy the Remarkable 2 in 2021. The speaker mentions that it is primarily a creation device, likening it to a pen and paper rather than an iPad. For those already using traditional notebooks, the Remarkable 2 is seen as a significant upgrade due to features such as cloud backups, avoiding smudging or staining, and having all notes in one place. Additionally, the device allows for easy organization and the ability to share content. The Remarkable 2 is highlighted as a tool for slowing down, being intentional, and spending more time with thoughts.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses competitors to the Remarkable tablet, focusing on Amazon, Boox, and Supernote. The Amazon Kindle Scribe offers a better screen with a front light but lacks in software quality. Boox is more like an Android tablet with access to the Google Play Store, providing versatility but potentially impacting focus. Supernote’s A6 X2 has a promising screen and software, being very focused, with an upcoming A5 X2 model anticipated. The Remarkable 2, released in 2020, stands as a significant competitor but may face challenges from newer models in the future.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the rumors surrounding a potential new 12-inch color remarkable device expected to be released in 2024 or 2025. This new device is seen as a separate offering, not a direct replacement for the current remarkable 2, and is aimed at a different user base due to its larger size and color display. The speaker expresses concern about the potential tradeoffs in quality with a color E Ink display, highlighting that for tasks like writing and sketching, the new device may not be ideal. However, they still recommend purchasing the remarkable 2 for its ability to aid in focus and creativity, emphasizing its value in achieving a “Flow State.”