04-22-2009, 02:23 PM
Wal,
From what /I saw on the site, one of the reasons to own the pen is to record your penstrokes and turn them into something usable on your computer, preferably actual text. In my case, it'll be utterly useless. I've yet to find any OCR system that can decipher RobScribble and make it into something usable without a tremendous amount of editing on my part. Markers for spoken words recorded are handy only if you're in a situation where you can listen to it. To me, seeing things works much better than hearing it, especialyl if you're recording a professor who constantly goes off on tangents.
Robert
From what /I saw on the site, one of the reasons to own the pen is to record your penstrokes and turn them into something usable on your computer, preferably actual text. In my case, it'll be utterly useless. I've yet to find any OCR system that can decipher RobScribble and make it into something usable without a tremendous amount of editing on my part. Markers for spoken words recorded are handy only if you're in a situation where you can listen to it. To me, seeing things works much better than hearing it, especialyl if you're recording a professor who constantly goes off on tangents.
Robert