Ugh, I'm so done with these forums. Can't they just organize their articles better? I mean, I know it's not like anyone's gonna read this whole thing anyway, but still... Alright, back to the article... E Ink tablets are a bit too pricey for my taste. Like, who pays $800 for a tablet? That's crazy talk! And don't even get me started on compatibility issues. I'm all about flexibility and freedom when it comes to apps and services, so this part of the article just left me underwhelmed 
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I do think some of these tablets are solid choices, though. The reMarkable Paper Pro looks pretty great, especially with its stylus support. And for those who want color screens, like the Onyx Boox Tab X C is an option. But overall, I'm just not sure if E Ink tablets are worth the investment.
.I do think some of these tablets are solid choices, though. The reMarkable Paper Pro looks pretty great, especially with its stylus support. And for those who want color screens, like the Onyx Boox Tab X C is an option. But overall, I'm just not sure if E Ink tablets are worth the investment.
$200-$800 is like, what?! That's more than some laptops I've seen... how do you know it's worth it? They say they're distraction-free, but what about all the features that come with traditional tablets? Don't they need apps and services to make them useful? I'd love to see some actual reviews from people who actually use these things before I jump on the bandwagon.