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I largely agree with your pen point, but I couldn't imagine (yes, I've tried) writing notes, for instance, without a pen. Perhaps, though, that's not really the
by shaddi 17y ago
I largely agree with your pen point, but I couldn't imagine (yes, I've tried) writing notes, for instance, without a pen. Perhaps, though, that's not really the best use of a tablet, which seems to be the premise that most tablets out there today are based upon.
- evgen 17y agoI would settle for Inkwell using my finger. As an old Newton user who was very pleased with the recognition on my MP2100 and a MS tablet user (ended up getting RightPen because XP Tablet's recognition was not the "global" recognition system I was used to from my Newton days) I like using a stylus. OTOH, seeing how close iPhone gestures are to old Newton gestures I think it would not be a large jump for an iTablet to enable write-anywhere functionality via the multi-touch system and even enhance it slightly with the "multi" part in multi-touch.