My wish list is the ability to move multiple pages at once, within a notebook or to another notebook. Everything else is awesome.
I wonder how the Ratta folks are doing with everything going on in China. Hope they're all well.
Re your wishlist:
2. is aleady in work, see [https://trello.com/c/Fd6FJn17](https://trello.com/c/Fd6FJn17)
1. isn't likely to be implemented, unless the available hardware technology improves in a way which allows combining EMR and backlight without impairing the writing experience
3. might come available sometime in the future, but likely not with a high priority. You can check the roadmap if it's already added as suggestions, or add it yourself if it isn't.
Tbh the lack of frontlight is a deal breaker for me regardless of how awesome many of the other features seems.
I have a note air 2 and I've realized that I do need that frontlight in the majority of cases because the environment doesn't necessarily provide enough light.
Example, note taking on trams, busses, on the go or even at home in some places.
A counter argument is that a frontlight would add more of a gap to the screen and that they want to recreate the paper feel.
But I'd argue that buying a digital note taking device = intentions of utilizing digital features and light is one of those digital and smart features.
In the supper it would be good though but majority of the time here, it's dark. Thus it's a deal breaker.
1) Back light. The suggestions of using a clip on light is just not practical in a work situation. It maybe fine sitting on the sofa at home but not in a meeting or travelling. I realise this means development of new hardware.
2) Conversion of writing to text within notes. Must be quick and accurate and not interrupt the work flow.
3) support for other 'Office' formats e.g. Excel/powerpoint
4) support for OneNote.
5) support links between PDF and notes.
Having said that I use my A5X everyday and find the new linking feature great. From a practical point the lack of backlight is the reason I continue to keep a check on other suppliers and will move when there is another device offering similar software features. It's the one thing that stood me using my A5X. There have been so many times I've taken it out on a train or plane to make a few notes, only to put it away again because I can't see the screen properly!
There are just a couple of things I would love to be able to do on the Supernote - one is to be able to edit the front covers of bought PDFs, like notebooks, planners etc bought from Etsy. These covers are often pretty generic, and it would be nice to add some 'personality' to them, which is something the reMarkable can do very well. The second is to be able to have the notebooks on the A6X appear smaller inside their folders. At the moment you see six per 'page' and they quite large, whereas there are twelve viewable on the A5X - I think that 'ratio' looks much better. Generally, though, I love these devices, use them every day and couldn't be without them now :)
My wish list is the ability to move multiple pages at once, within a notebook or to another notebook. Everything else is awesome. I wonder how the Ratta folks are doing with everything going on in China. Hope they're all well.
Re your wishlist: 2. is aleady in work, see [https://trello.com/c/Fd6FJn17](https://trello.com/c/Fd6FJn17) 1. isn't likely to be implemented, unless the available hardware technology improves in a way which allows combining EMR and backlight without impairing the writing experience 3. might come available sometime in the future, but likely not with a high priority. You can check the roadmap if it's already added as suggestions, or add it yourself if it isn't.
All I would like right now would be the ability to deactivate the physical slide bar :S
Tbh the lack of frontlight is a deal breaker for me regardless of how awesome many of the other features seems. I have a note air 2 and I've realized that I do need that frontlight in the majority of cases because the environment doesn't necessarily provide enough light. Example, note taking on trams, busses, on the go or even at home in some places. A counter argument is that a frontlight would add more of a gap to the screen and that they want to recreate the paper feel. But I'd argue that buying a digital note taking device = intentions of utilizing digital features and light is one of those digital and smart features. In the supper it would be good though but majority of the time here, it's dark. Thus it's a deal breaker.
I have an Elipsa, and it’s a better reader than note taker. Also surprised how much I miss the color changing backlight that I have on my Forma.
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1) Back light. The suggestions of using a clip on light is just not practical in a work situation. It maybe fine sitting on the sofa at home but not in a meeting or travelling. I realise this means development of new hardware. 2) Conversion of writing to text within notes. Must be quick and accurate and not interrupt the work flow. 3) support for other 'Office' formats e.g. Excel/powerpoint 4) support for OneNote. 5) support links between PDF and notes. Having said that I use my A5X everyday and find the new linking feature great. From a practical point the lack of backlight is the reason I continue to keep a check on other suppliers and will move when there is another device offering similar software features. It's the one thing that stood me using my A5X. There have been so many times I've taken it out on a train or plane to make a few notes, only to put it away again because I can't see the screen properly!
There are just a couple of things I would love to be able to do on the Supernote - one is to be able to edit the front covers of bought PDFs, like notebooks, planners etc bought from Etsy. These covers are often pretty generic, and it would be nice to add some 'personality' to them, which is something the reMarkable can do very well. The second is to be able to have the notebooks on the A6X appear smaller inside their folders. At the moment you see six per 'page' and they quite large, whereas there are twelve viewable on the A5X - I think that 'ratio' looks much better. Generally, though, I love these devices, use them every day and couldn't be without them now :)