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September 2010
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Good handwriting recognition
Sound recorder
New Connect software
Does what it says on the box with minimal hassle
Impressive performance
Range of worthwhile improvements
Easy to use
Brings the advantages of paper to the PC
Excellent for taking notes
Writing recognition costs extra
The addition of online features to what was already a great device
Stunning voice recording and note taking syncing and playback
Published: 2010-08-13, Author: Vincent , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: Our handwriting may have steadily become sloppier as keyboard use increases, but there are still plenty of people who reach for a pen & paper first and QWERTY much later. Livescribe’s Pulse Smartpen promised the best of both worlds, a way of recording ...
Nice design which can rotate, decent sound quality for its size, is compatible with almost all generations of iPhones, iPods, and Nanos and no cradles are needed to swap out different devices, inclusion of a multi-purpose app is a nice touch, app lets you
Would have liked to be able to dock my iPhone 4 with its case on, weather feature seems to be off, doesn't run in the background on iOS4, would have liked an FM/AM Radio feature so you can listen to the news in the morning
Livescribe Echo Smartpen can be an extremely useful tool for studying, organizing, and utilizing your notes. It is ideal for meetings and classes. It enables you to focus less on perfect note taking, and more on understanding what is going on and what...
Uses universal connectors; more refined look and feel; easier to hold and use for long periods; won’t roll off the table; a 2GB Pulse can now be purchased for as little as $129.95
Fewer accessories now bundled with it This post was written by: Dan Cohen - who has written 1230 posts on Gear Diary. Having a father who was heavily involved in early laser and fiber-optical research, Dan grew up surrounded by technology and gadget
Livescribe Introduces Next Generation Hardware and Software Smartpen System – Review Posted on 18 July 2010 by Dan Cohen Some two years ago I bought a 2GB Livescribe Pulse Smartpen. When used with Livescribe’s special paper the Pulse recorded both pe...
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Published: 2012-04-27, Author: Michael , review by: cravingtech.com
Livescribe Echo I'm really amazed with this magic pen. Don't try to understand how it actually works, just use and enjoy its magic features! It's amazing how the writing and audio recording work together to create the best note taking experience! There a...
Captures lecture or meeting audio and links it to your written notes; notes can be shared as Flash, PDF orAAC files
Heavier and larger than a typical pen; lecturers may not want lectures recorded, $199 (4GB); $299 (8GB)
The Livescribe Echo Smartpen is an excellent tool for capturing lecture or meeting audio and linking it to the notes you take. While the pen is a bit hefty, especially for smaller hands, the Echo Smartpen is a worthwhile addition to the tools you use ...
Abstract: Using special paper ($10 for a 150-page notebook, or printable on a laser printer), smart pens digitise whatever you write down. The Livescribe Echo extends this functionality by adding a microphone to record audio as you write. Later, you can touch th...
Simultaneously records audio while writing, excellent recording quality and volume, easy to use, third-party app store, pencasts
Thicker and larger than a regular pen, cap is easily lost, software isn't the most intuitive
If you regularly take notes, the Livescribe Echo smartpen is almost a must-buy. Excellent recording capabilities, ease of use and an app store that will only grow make it a wise investment...
