Hi All,
I WFH the majority of the time and being old school, I usually take notes using pen and paper. However, just wondering if there are any options to take notes which can be saved digitally/synced with Microsoft one note? I know tablets support this option but that's outside my budget. Are there budget digital pens that can be used to take notes in a conventional way (scribbling on paper) and are stored digitally on the PC?
Thanks
I was looking into this around Christmas, and what I discovered what that the decent ones are the price of tablets anyway.
Thanks for the input mate.
No worries. When you compare it to the price of like say the remarkable, it’s just not worth it.
I also looked into the xp-pen brand, mostly the deco series, and also the Wacom brand, but after watching some reviews I wasn’t sure how well I’d go with lining things up properly, so realised I wanted something with a screen as well. Add the screen, add the price :/
Ended up getting this deal, pretty good for the price: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/746230
Like a rocketbook? Though I think it uses it's own software rather then OneNote
Or take pictures of your notes and add the picture to OneNote?
second hand Samsung galaxy note phone?
I would definitely recommend a Rocketbook. I had a smart pen while writing my PhD and didn't do much with it, but my rocketbook had been very useful and will completely replace my paper notebooks when they run out.
If you like pen and paper there are Livescribe Pens - the original echo was an interesting approach. A later version synched to evernote and that was hopeless. Later versions were thinner and synched with a smart phone - no idea how effective they are. A niche product. https://us.livescribe.com/products/echo-2™-smartpen.
There are few pens like that.
https://www.wired.com/gallery/best-smart-pens/