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The push for pen-and-tablet input has been here for two decades at least. Perhaps there are still issues? E.g. sensitivity, and possibly OCR. Also, I can take
by Piskvorrr 10y ago
The push for pen-and-tablet input has been here for two decades at least. Perhaps there are still issues? E.g. sensitivity, and possibly OCR.
Also, I can take a paper notebook anywhere and not worry that I sat on it/dropped it/dog played with it. Electronic? Game over.
- grif-fin 10y agoI only care about the functionality a paper notebook can do. Being able to write on it and it stays in pages. Not expecting OCR. Lab notebooks have hard covers, the e-notebook could also have one?
- Piskvorrr 10y agoHard covers+bends a bit w/o damage. It's not just a matter of scratch-resistance, but various sorts of forces applied. But all this is solvable - I guess there's not enough demand perceived from manufacturers.