On The New Screen Savers, Megan Morrone loves her analog Bullet journal. Now she shows us the Moleskine Smart Writing System which uses a smartpen to bridge tech and paper.
Watch the full episode:
https://twit.tv/tnss/150
Subscribe:
https://twit.tv/subscribe
About us:
TWiT.tv is a technology podcasting network located in the San Francisco Bay Area with the #1 ranked technology podcast This Week in Tech hosted by Leo Laporte. Every week we produce over 30 hours of content on a variety of programs including Tech News Today, The New Screen Savers, Mac Break Weekly, This Week in Google, Windows Weekly, Security Now, All About Android, and more.
Follow us:
https://twit.tv
https://twitter.com/twit
https://www.facebook.com/TWiTNetwork
https://www.instagram.com/twit.tv
Amazon Auto Links: No products found.
$299 including tax in Australia I will stick with my Apple pencil and my iPad pro thanks.
Welcome Meagan and moleskine to 2005! I also love writing, and for about 5 years I was heavily invested in writing in the dot paper notebooks and syncing my notes to the cloud where they were transcribed by OneNote into a searchable journal. But the desire to leave out the middle man and directly write in OneNote lead me to adopt the Surface Pro and later the Samsung Chromebook Pro. I still write in paper journals, but now I snap those pages with Office Lens and they go to OneNote, fully searchable and I can choose the pen and Notebook that I like. But, bravo to Moleskine for waiting until others left the dot paper market so they could claim it as their own! https://www.digitaltrends.com/pc-accessory-reviews/logitech-io-personal-digital-pen-review/
This looks astonishingly better than similar systems in the past.
another toy for the rich
This is great innovation…!!!
I need note-taking technology to get good fast. I’m semi-happy with Bamboo Ink with Onenote but it’s still shaky. I’m an engineering student and I hate lugging around 10lbs of notebooks all day.
SOOOO many companies have already made this “invention” all have failed.
here’s one: Livescribe Pen …
The ongoing costs and the restriction of only using the single pen prevents this from being a viable option for me. Instead of worrying that I might lose my notebook, I’d have to worry about losing and expensive pen, too. My paper notebooks and day planner are much more convenient.
Who would put their literal thoughts and plans voluntarily into a storage system legally wide open to unwarranted eavesdropping by every govt on earth?
nice handwriting, megan 🙂
Or a galaxy note device 😉