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The Remarkable Paper Pro Move is essentially a digital notepad, with a skinny 7.3-inch E Ink screen that’s easy to hold one-handed to jot down notes or ideas. At 342. Remarkable’s refurbished Paper Pro Move bundle is over 5 Best Buy gift card when you sign up for the retailer’s new gamer-centric site, and save on other tech. Plus, snag a free 5 Best Buy gift card when you sign up for the retailer’s new gamer-centric site, and save on other tech.   That offer is available exclusively to new Woot customers, who can enter the code REMARKABLE at checkout to save 10 percent on their order through November 2nd. The deal is good for returning shoppers, too, costing 379.99. The Paper Pro Move makes it easy to convert your handwritten notes to text, and to store files on third-party cloud services. You can also view your notes in Remarkable’s apps and screen share from your E Ink device. However, Remarkable’s Connect subscription (a free 50-day trial for new users/devices) and $3.99 per month thereafter offers access to a larger suite of features. With it, you can search your handwritten notes, import docs and articles to the device to mark notes on, get AI-powered summaries of your handwritten text (viewable in a browser), and more. Other great deals to consider
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