The Remarkable Paper Pro was a very different eink tablet than ones released by other companies (which are almost close copies of each other- not that it’s a bad thing). And now they have done it again with a smaller more portable version of the Paper Pro called the Paper Pro Move.
It is 7.3″ in screen size but is more narrower than the other eink devices. With its lanky body it resembles more a phablet than an ereader. It uses the same Canvas Color display (Gallery 3) that the Paper Pro uses which â—¦ can render 20,000 colors instead of Kaleido 3’s 4096. However it is slower though and the lag and ghosting is more noticeable than Note Air 4C, Bigme B7 etc (which use Kaleido 3).
It has a 2334 mAh battery which promises to give 2 weeks battery life and it can go from 0-90% in 45 minutes. It has 2 gigabytes of RAM and 64gb of internal storage. and utilises a dual-core CPU. It has dual-frontlight and the PPI is 264. You can connect only via WiFi and USB-C, no support for Bluetooth. You can open PDF and EPUB files on’ it and export to PDF, SVG and PNG.
The pricing though I have to say is a bit on the crazy side- even for an eink device. $449 for just the tab and a pen is unthinkable for a 7inch device. And a folio will cost extra-upwards of $69 while the pen starts from $79. They are entering 10″ territory with this price tag. In contrast, the Boox Go Color 7 costs $249 and you get a free magnetic case and an extra pen. for the Gen 2 model. The Bigme B7 is also in a similar price range and that comes with even bigger hardware specs and extra features like cellular service and a Camera.