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Putting aside the obvious issues with comparing a $100 device with something that costs maybe as much as $5, would anyone really use something like this? It se
by iuguy 16y ago
Putting aside the obvious issues with comparing a $100 device with something that costs maybe as much as $5, would anyone really use something like this?
It seems to me to be a solution in search of a problem with a couple of nice features but I'm not sure if they're enough to make me change my habits.
Besides, I can always just take a picture of my notes with my iphone and put them in Evernote.
- jamii 16y agoMaybe with some more features. I take a lot of notes when studying so being able to search and tag notes would be handy. Backups are nice when your notes are valuable. It would also save me carrying around huge binders full of paper.
- iuguy 16y agoI do like the idea of putting things onto an SD card, but the $100 price tag seems to be way too high. Then again, for people that spend a lot of money on notepaper (how much do people spend over say, 3 years? More than $100?) and pens there might be a positive tradeoff.
- smikolay 16y agohow do you find the text recognition in evernote using a camera to take pictures of notes? I've tried using it with business cards and a nexus one to no avail - would be great if this worked
- iuguy 16y agoI don't scan them. My handwriting is truly terrible. I can barely parse it myself, I wouldn't put someone's servers under the kind of strain needed to pull it off successfully!
- sambeau 16y agoIf this device existed and worked as advertised I would but one and use one. If it is thin and light I would carry one everywhere - the way Kindles get carried around. I currently carry pads and paper everywhere. However - I don't want features. I want a really good writing/sketching/doodling experience - something that an iPad cannot supply. The only feature I'd want is the ability to easily get my notes onto other devices Why shouldn't we carry an iPad, a Kindle and a Notepad?