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Slightly offtopic: How is the state of art for digital pens and hardware? Are they slowly about to get to the level of real pens? Because I would much rather
by hutzlibu 5y ago
Slightly offtopic:
How is the state of art for digital pens and hardware?
Are they slowly about to get to the level of real pens?
Because I would much rather prefer doing straight digital notes, but the combinations I tried out(some time ago), were not really satisfying. Which is why I also still am using a real pen. But with the right tech, I might switch, even though I am aware, that the real feel of a pen on a paper will likely not be achievable.
- jrib 5y agohttps://remarkable.com/ https://remarkable.com/ is there in my opinion. It feels very similar. I'd like to get to the point where I can ocr and index my notes. The software is not there yet but there is a hacker community around the device and they do provide ssh access at least. There's some backlash recently because they switched to a subscription model for some features. When I ordered a year ago they had a generous return policy. I kept mine after trying it. If they still have that policy, I'd suggest at least giving it a try to see if you like it.