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Stickers are a neat idea, but why not just some special drawn symbol? Would be way cool if you could define your own.
Only a fool would buy $25+ notebook. I'd rather play lottery.
quality is worth paying for...
Very neat. The only concern I have is to remember take a photo of all the pages and which page I already took a photo.
But, Evernote's Page Camera feature that was added to the iOS app does seem to work just fine with other paper (I tested Field Notes w/ graph paper). It's just 'optimized' for the paper in these notebooks, whatever that means.
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Wacom went the opposite way for obvious reasons - digital pen that works with any paper. Wacom Inkling, http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling
neat idea, but this kills it for me: > How accurate are the sketches? In general, sketches with Inkling will be accurate to within approximately +/- 0.1 inches (+/- 2.5 mm) in the main drawing area of an A4 page, and within (approximately +/- 0.2 inches (+/- 5.0 mm) at the edges of the page. 2.5mm is quite a large fuzz factor. Enough to make me think this could be great for very-rough sketching / outlining of a desig…
If you check out that review it shows that the product definitely needs to mature. I can't see the wacom one being used for professional purposes until they up the accuracy. I was going to buy one for my finance for her birthday (she has a cintiq but wanted something for the go) but decided it wasn't worth it.
On top of that inkling requires that device to help read from the paper which limits its usefulness some (for me at least).
Hopefully they improve on it because it's definitely an interesting approach to this problem.
I think this is really quite neat. I used to be a heavy user of Evernote, but I found it difficult to reconcile my handwritten notes (90% of my notes at work) with what I'd have in Evernote. As a result, I stopped using Evernote. I always hoped I'd be able to find a good way to record my notes digitally (e.g., iPad + stylus), but at the end of the day, taking notes with pen & paper always wins for me. This could very…
Only a fool would buy $25+ notebook. I'd rather play lottery.
quality is fractal; good, smooth acid-free paper that can take a wide variety of inks without smearing, discoloring, or bleeding through -- well constructed and durable. quality is worth paying for...
You mean just like a standard 1€ spiral bound notebook with 80g paper?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wacom went the opposite way for obvious reasons - digital pen that works with any paper. Wacom Inkling, http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling
neat idea, but this kills it for me: > How accurate are the sketches? In general, sketches with Inkling will be accurate to within approximately +/- 0.1 inches (+/- 2.5 mm) in the main drawing area of an A4 page, and within (approximately +/- 0.2 inches (+/- 5.0 mm) at the edges of the page. 2.5mm is quite a large fuzz factor. Enough to make me think this could be great for very-rough sketching / outlining of a desig…