I discovered the hidden benefit of E Ink tablets, and this study proves it

Kyle Kucharski/ZDNET Can working on a digital tablet actually contribute to greater productivity? A recent study suggests so. It's great news for anyone who owns a Remarkable Paper Pro or Boox Note Max -- two E Ink tablets I reviewed over the last year and praised as laptop alternatives. Also: I used ReMarkable's new colored E Ink tablet for two weeks - and can't go back to 'real' paper I'm an enjoyer of the Remarkable Paper Pro and regularly use it for freeform tasks. The act of physically writing something down helps me remember it more, but the on-device organization also allows me to organize thoughts in a way you just cannot do on a laptop. As this study suggests, this kind of "switching up" of how we organize data might be good for our brains. Switching up The study was commissioned by Remarkable and overseen by neuroscientist Dr Thomas Zoëga Ramsøy from the Copenhagen Business School. It consisted of 60 participants with no previous experience using the device. They were as ... Read full article.