I agree with y'all there is magic when writing on paper. When you're actually writing. That's why Sony's DPT-RP1 (DPT-S1, DPT-CP1) feel like magic and future fo

I agree with y'all there is magic when writing on paper. When you're actually writing. That's why Sony's DPT-RP1 (DPT-S1, DPT-CP1) feel like magic and future for note taking the only downside is the price and the availability of replacements pen tips. While there is, of course, a lot that could be improved, I was moved by the core idea itself, virtually infinite notebook. Imagine how much different your experience through schools and life would be of all of your notes from elementary school until now we're always in one place, always available to you. So much potential... Makes me quite excited for the future. (There are of course other 'digital paper' devices (remarkable, ...), but DPT-S1 was my first love, although we never got to meet, I did, for a week, own DPT-RP1 before I returned it to Amazon, because at the time I couldn't afford a ~700-900€ device)