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Introducing the PineNote | PINE64 pine64.org

Published: Aug. 15, 2021

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via epilys 2 years, 8 months ago | archived | plain text cache | source | 3 comments

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  wholesomedonut2 years, 8 months ago | link | reply | source

  I was THIS close to getting a ReMarkable.

  This is getting that cash instead. I love my Pinebook Pro.

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    epilys2 years, 8 months ago | link | reply | source

    At least with Remarkable you're getting a (mostly, from what I read) working software to work with. PineNote will ship without something usable. The writing latency fortunately seems to be very low, which means it could theoretically be a competitor.

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      wholesomedonut2 years, 8 months ago | link | reply | source

      You aren't wrong there. Pine's stuff tends to be pretty barebones in terms of complete system capability first off. I don't mind that though, because I see Pine as a company with a few well-thought-out offerings that fill their own needs, and I'm happy to continue supporting them. Even if it means my tablet is a bit derpy for a while.