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sketching with your eing screen with your stylus on a sunny day that's what Norwegians start up remarkable hopes you'll do with its tablet which ships this August the best part is its low latency Wacom based pressure-sensitive screen which feels a lot faster than a Kindle using a passive no charge stylus and replaceable felt tips sold separately remarkable has a more tactile feel when drawing a large tablet lasts about five days on a charge and it can sync sketches to a cloud connected app for iOS Android Mac and PC it also reads epubs in PDFs but it doesn't do advanced markup on text files yet it's one of only a couple of large note-taking ink tablets on the market including Sony's digital paper but remarkable claims it's the best it's low latency was definitely impressive maybe a pen will come to future Kindles someday too but for now you're going to need to spend a little over five hundred dollars to sketch on one of these for yourself