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Analog Attorney | The new Remarkable Paper Pro Move isn\u2019t just a device\u2014it’s a lifestyle upgrade, a productivity revolution, a pocket-sized portal to a paperless paradise.
\nThe post My Unrequited Love for the ReMarkable Paper Pro Move appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and Lawyers.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m in love with the new Remarkable Paper Pro Move. I know that sounds cheesy. I know you\u2019re wondering just how bad this article is going to get, and all I can say is \u2026 it\u2019s bad. Really bad. I\u2019m head over heels for an e-ink tablet and it doesn\u2019t even know my name.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Call me shallow, but it\u2019s the lines, the shape of the thing\u2014so thin, so smooth, so inviting. I mean, I\u2019ve always been attracted to compact e-ink tablets, but the new Remarkable Paper Pro Move<\/a> takes it to a whole other level. When I saw it, it pulled me in like a magnet, and I couldn\u2019t take my eyes off its screen. I knew, I knew in my heart, I needed it to be part of my workflow.<\/p>\n

Who Am I Kidding? The Move Is Out of My League<\/strong><\/h2>\n

I mean, look at me. I\u2019m analog. It\u2019s right there in the title. I travel with a pencil sharpener and five paper notebooks in various sizes. I speak A5. I get ecclesiastical on Temoe River paper. I not only own a four-inch brass ruler, I use it every day. I\u2019m Chicago in 1974. The Remarkable Paper Pro Move is Milan in 2055. What do I even say? If I said you had a beautiful stylus would you hold it against me?<\/em><\/p>\n

Remarkable Paper Pro Move Features That Make My Heart Race<\/h2>\n

I don\u2019t mean to be a size queen, and every tablet\u2019s dimensions are fine; all tablets are beautiful. But the Move\u2019s measurements can\u2019t be ignored: a 7.3-inch display embedded in a 7.7-inch by 4.24-inch device. That\u2019s just slightly taller than a Moleskine Medium (6.9 x 4.5), slightly bigger than the Leuchtturm 1917 B6+ (7.5 x 5) and bigger than the new iPhone Air (6.15 x 2.94). It\u2019s about the length of a butter knife and the width of the Queen of Hearts, like my heart, which it is stealing.<\/p>\n

The Move is the perfect size for my workflow, for the kind of portability I need.<\/a> It\u2019ll slip into your back pocket and fit just behind most pocket protectors in a short-sleeve button-up shirt with a tie, which is what I\u2019m wearing right now, trying to work up the nerve to walk over and talk to a Move.<\/p>\n

I can imagine being in my favorite third place, a steaming cortado on one side of my laptop and my Move on the other. Everyone will be so jealous, and not just of the size and materials, but the colors. The Move uses the same Canvas Color display technology as its parent device, the Paper Pro.<\/a> This changes the game for notetaking by bringing the colorful annotation abilities of the Paper Pro into a more discreet\u2014dare I say demure\u2014size. For those of us who already carry pocket notebooks and perhaps way too many highlighters, this is just another, stronger push to leave our paper in a drawer.<\/p>\n

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The new Remarkable Move changes the game for notetaking.<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I recently attended lectures abroad, stuffing my backpack with two Stalogy A5 Editors,<\/a> a slim brick of Moleskine Cahier minis, three Moleskine Cahier Executives,<\/a> my Hobonichi Techo planner,<\/a> a canvas Fieldnotes Notebook cover<\/a> loaded with my highlighters, my red liner, a mechanical pencil, a regular wooden pencil, a rollerball, and a fountain pen. Inside were my brass ruler, spare ink, and pencil holder for when my incredibly expensive Mitsubishis were getting too short to hold comfortably. In my back pocket, a Fieldnotes pocket notebook. In my shirt pocket, my EDC fountain pen.<\/p>\n

If I had the Move, I could leave all of it at home, giving me more space in my backpack for books. Which I wouldn\u2019t need because I can read e-pub books and PDFs on the Move. I can turn a vague squiggle into a perfectly straight horizontal line. I can highlight, write and draw in nine preset colors, so my highlighters are obsolete, as is my trusty red liner. There are also nine preset writing instruments:<\/p>\n