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TL; DR
- reMarkable introduces a new feature called “Send to Miro” on paper tablets.
- The feature transfers your notes and sketches to Miro and converts them into digital text and diagrams.
- Connect subscribers will get access to this feature on March 18.
Your ReMarkable paper tablet is about to get the productivity it deserves. Tablet maker E-Ink is set to introduce a new feature aimed at eliminating the friction between pen and paper to laptop.
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today, remarkable has announced a new partnership with visual online whiteboard platform Miro. This partnership will bring a new feature called Send to Miro to reMarkable tablets. With this feature, you’ll be able to take notes or draw sketches and convert them into digital text and diagrams.
For example, say you jotted down some ideas during a meeting. By clicking Send to Miro, those notes are automatically transferred to the Miro board. You can then use a selection of shortcuts on the whiteboard to create mind maps, slides, flowcharts and more from your ideas. As mentioned earlier, the goal is to make the transition from tablet to PC easier.
“Inspiration can strike at any moment, but writing handwritten notes can be a hassle,” said Phil Hess, CEO of ReMarkable. “With Send to Miro, you get all the benefits of pen and paper as part of your digital workflow.”
Send to Miro won’t be for everyone, as the feature will only be available to Connect subscribers. If you’re a Connect subscriber, you can expect the feature to launch with reMarkable OS 3.26. The release is scheduled to arrive on paper tablets starting today.
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