E-ink writing pad, Noteslate.
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#32I think this has a LOT of potential. As a web developer, it would help me make quick wireframes and share it immediately with my client. This is priceless.
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#33Too bad it doesn't-the lack of a next page button and actual product pictures (among other things) signals this.
Oh well, back to dreaming about the MS Courier Concept.
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#36The last thing I need is another place to write by hand. Handwriting is an incredibly inefficient way to transmit information from brain to computer, especially for me (I'm dysgraphic). I just want a very long-life note-taking tablet with a decent keyboard. There's a reason the old Tandy 100 is still in use by a handful of journalists. Nothing has really taken the place of it, as far as I know. The Kindle keyboard is…
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#37one thing was funny: "No superfluous features" then a paragraph later "it's an MP3 player!"
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#38http://www.patentlyapple.com/patently-apple/2011/02/apple-ta...
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#39If this existed, I'd buy it on the spot even though I'm far from an early adopter when it comes to electronics. Too bad it doesn't-the lack of a next page button and actual product pictures (among other things) signals this. Oh well, back to dreaming about the MS Courier Concept.
Re: E-ink writing pad, Noteslate.
#40Now, if you could do things like zoom, copy/paste, and connect (wifi) with a computer/projector, I could see buying one.