Dear remarkable.com, where are your e-ink tablet made? I gladly read on Wikipedia that you have a appreciable attitude toward free-as-in-freedom software. People from Pine are more friendly to “GNU/Linux users” with their PineNote, but I’d rather chose your. So where do you produce your tables?
NickelMenu is not a replacement for the “closed” environment of Kobo but it is a step in the right direction…
As a society, we need an open source device for reading. Books are among the most important documents of our culture, yet the most popular and widespread devices we have for reading — the Kobo, the Nook, the Kindle and even the iPad — are closed devices, operating as small moving parts in a set…
E-ink screen with no blue light | one charge lasts two weeks | ultra slim | dual SIM Source: Kingrow K1: A Smartphone for Optimized Eye Health | Indiegogo
Light Phone 2 | Indiegogo: A simple 4G phone with e-ink, messaging & other essential tools—a phone that actually respects you