The summary of ‘reMarkable 3 | A wishlist’

The video explores potential upgrades and features for the future Remarkable tablet iterations, specifically focusing on a potential Remarkable 3 model. There is discussion on lighter materials, higher screen resolution, potential features like front light, magnets, and modularity. The speaker also discusses catering to artistic needs with advanced brush options, layer blending, and file importing functionalities. Additional points include software improvements, note-taking capabilities, a potential pro pen with advanced tool switching, and the possibility of partnerships for better desktop integration. The overall emphasis is on constant improvement, differentiation in the e-ink tablet market, and enhancing the device's capabilities to cater to a wider range of user needs.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the potential development of a third version of the Remarkable tablet, considering the Remarkable 2 has been out for about four years. They mention the possibility of an impending spring launch, highlighting concerns about the weight of the current device and proposing the use of lighter materials like carbon fiber for the Remarkable 3. Additionally, they suggest an upgrade to the screen, potentially switching to a higher PPI screen like the one on the Kindle. The speaker also discusses the potential addition of a front light, but expresses uncertainty due to the device’s focus on a distraction-free writing experience.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a possible upcoming feature in the Remarkable 3, speculating on the addition of magnets and the potential for more regular product releases in the future. They suggest a potential cycle of releases, similar to Apple’s strategy, with a Remarkable 3 followed by a 3 Pro model. The speaker also expresses a desire for a Remarkable student version with design cues from the original Remarkable, aimed at making the device more affordable for students. Additionally, they mention screen specifications and storage options as potential ways to differentiate between different models.

00:06:00

In this segment of the video, the discussion revolves around potential upgrades and features for the Remarkable tech devices. One idea is to offer a more affordable version with a plastic housing and a cheaper line of accessories, while retaining a premium “pro” version for those seeking a more polished look. The focus is on enhancing the core features, such as a 300 pixel per inch screen resolution without adding color, to maintain the device’s minimalist appeal. The speaker suggests a desire for modularity for upgradeability, live editing collaboration, and a dedicated drawing app. Overall, emphasizing a steady improvement in software capabilities and differentiation in the e-ink tablet market.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the potential for the device to be a powerful tool for artists if it offered more advanced brush options and layer blending capabilities. They mention the need for features like proper layer blending options, opacity on layers, and the ability to import various file types as layers. Additionally, they highlight the importance of having a soft eraser feature and index document search functionality for quickly locating past notes or sketches. The speaker emphasizes the significance of enhancing the device’s capabilities to cater to a wider range of creative needs.

00:12:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the features and potential improvements of the Remarkable app and device. They mention the need to implement a lower Tech version for note-taking, issues with pinch and zoom functionality, lack of live annotation capability, desire for higher quality exported notes, and the importance of multitasking features. The speaker also suggests future enhancements like a Sheets app, Microsoft Word integration, landscape support, and a larger variety of pen options. Additionally, they express a preference for ergonomic pens and discuss the compatibility of different pen types with the Remarkable device.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the potential for a pro pen with improved tool switching capabilities for writing on bags and apparel using the Remarkable device. They highlight the need for side buttons for tool switching and suggest a design similar to Wacom styluses. The speaker also touches on the challenges of introducing color to the Remarkable device and the importance of maintaining a pen-and-paper feel. Additionally, they mention the need for better magnetization in the pens to prevent them from dislodging easily. The speaker speculates on future design iterations for the Remarkable device, suggesting possible developments like color functionality.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses potential enhancements for the remarkable device, suggesting partnerships with PC or software manufacturers for closer desktop integration. They mention using the device as a second screen, proposing a dock setup for easy file transfer and markup. The idea of a smaller device for quick reading and reviewing, similar to an e-ink module, is also suggested. The speaker envisions seamless integration with PCs and laptops, highlighting potential collaborations for future improvements.