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Wondering about a cheap stylus/pad for doodling

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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    I had something similar by Staedtler, one of these, which has a little doodah which clips onto your pad and a special pen, and it uses ultrasound or something to track the pen. It was OK for capturing pages as images but the handwriting recognition, which is why I bought it, wasn't up to much. The Wacom inkling does something similar I believe.
    Unless it's moved on significantly in recent years, handwriting recognition is useless. I "trained" the digimemo a number of times, and it still couldn't recognize my writing, unless I printed every word, which sort of defeated the object.

    I was mainly using it so that I had a digital copy of my notes from a particularly fraught project - I knew I was likely to get rid of the paper notes, but I still have the digital copies.

    The good thing is that it's a normal pen, on normal paper, which makes drawing and writing a lot more reliable than using a tablet.
    Originally posted by MaryPoppins
    I hadn't really understood this 'pwned' expression until I read DirtyDog's post.

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