ben_roth
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I am using the Kindle Scribe, which is coming quite close to the regular ReMarkable. Not the new one with color.
Love it for taking notes offline or collect thoughts without being distracted. Mostly, being able to send them to a mailbox afterwards allows me to keep the number of inboxes even. So I do not need to check an additional "Kindle Inbox folder" each day.
However, I love paper, too. The benefits is that it is quite accessible if you need it to start writing from scratch. Tools like the ReMarkable have the benefit that you can send copies of reference material to it (or even integrate with Google Drive afaik). So in your "Deep Focus" context you can access that reference files and process them.
Other benefits:
- You have all your literature with you
- Battery life one these things is surprisingly good. Great for traveling
Downsides:
- Needs to be charged
- Does not replace your computer - you will probably need both
- Pricy - let's be honest, this is not something that is essential.
P.S.: I do not have a Deep Focus context. This is, during work, when I leave the computer and sit at a table or on the couch to work.
Love it for taking notes offline or collect thoughts without being distracted. Mostly, being able to send them to a mailbox afterwards allows me to keep the number of inboxes even. So I do not need to check an additional "Kindle Inbox folder" each day.
However, I love paper, too. The benefits is that it is quite accessible if you need it to start writing from scratch. Tools like the ReMarkable have the benefit that you can send copies of reference material to it (or even integrate with Google Drive afaik). So in your "Deep Focus" context you can access that reference files and process them.
Other benefits:
- You have all your literature with you
- Battery life one these things is surprisingly good. Great for traveling
Downsides:
- Needs to be charged
- Does not replace your computer - you will probably need both
- Pricy - let's be honest, this is not something that is essential.
P.S.: I do not have a Deep Focus context. This is, during work, when I leave the computer and sit at a table or on the couch to work.