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Seems like an ipad is pretty close to what you want. If you could project part of the screen and leave some left for nav, new slides etc. then you could draw at
by ollysb 13y ago
Seems like an ipad is pretty close to what you want. If you could project part of the screen and leave some left for nav, new slides etc. then you could draw at will and be able to jump around slides without having to disturb the audience while you fumble around for it.
- ghaff 13y agoiPads are OK but not ideal for this sort of thing. Because they're capacitive (rather than resistive) touch, writing is relatively coarse and crude and you have to be somewhat careful with false pickups from your palm. They're usable to draw on but it's not like writing on an overhead foil or a piece of paper.