Re:The rise of E Ink Tablets and Note Takers: reMarkable 2 v...
by NikolaNovak on Tuesday June 15, 2021 @02:12PM
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I did use Palm devices extensively, and found Graffiti shockingly intuitive - it took me no time at all to be fully fluent in it. All the way up to Palm Treo, I loved them and couldn't figure out why people went Gaga over iPhone when it came out - I felt that I mostly had that same thing for years already (I recognize there are important differences in retrospective, not the least that iPhone was fashionable and cool to use;)
I would definitely work better with Graffiti-style input rather than full writing recognition; but:
a) I am a dorky minority - pretty much always a negative focus group for these things :P
b) even for me it's not ideal and modern lightweight laptops are a better solution -- I type at speed of speech these days; I don't think I could ever write / squiggle that fast.
Re:The rise of E Ink Tablets and Note Takers: reMarkable 2 v...
by MivLives on Tuesday June 15, 2021 @01:58PM
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Does anything modern support this? Does the remarkable? Because this would be killer for me. I have terrible hand writing and being able to type without hauling out a keyboard would be great for notes.
Re:The rise of E Ink Tablets and Note Takers: reMarkable 2 v...
by eloisant on Tuesday June 15, 2021 @02:54PM
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There is an Android keyboard called Graffiti Pro that does exactly that.
I don't think there is anything equivalent on the Remarkable, I think the idea is handwriting then if you need you can OCR it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graffiti_(Palm_OS)