Revisão - pulso Smartpen de Livescribe

Afixado junho em 2, 2009 em 5:43 am

Eu fui afortunado bastante começar uma unidade da revisão do muito-hyped Pulso Smartpen de LiveScribe! Se você não se ouvir sobre ele antes, é um dispositivo pequeno nitfy que o deixe escrever notas em um caderno e mais atrasado as convirta ao texto digital armazenado em seu computador.

Sobre o último poucos anos, houve muitas tentativas de criar um produto que poderia o deixasse fàcilmente capturar suas notas escritas à mão no formato digital, mas nada trabalhou realmente aquele grande.

Quando eu me ouvi da pena digital de LiveScribe, eu era inicialmente skeptical. Mas após a audição sobre ela de assim muitos povos, eu decidi-me que eu tive que ver para myself. Está aqui a revisão realmente curta:

Se você tiver a necessidade escrever muito no papel, este é o produto por muito mais melhor para capturar qualquer tipo de notas escritas à mão. Não somente que, liga o áudio com seu texto escrito à mão, assim que você pode jot-para baixo notas e gravar o que está indo sobre em torno de você.

É perfeito para os estudantes e os povos que têm que assistir a um grande número reuniões.

O que está na caixa

É aqui o que você começa quando você abre primeiramente seu pulso novo Smartpen:

Em todo o caso, uma vez que você escreve em seu caderno, conecte simplesmente o Smartpen para trás ao berço do USB e preste atenção à mágica! The software will automatically recognize that you connected the pen, will check for any new additions to the notebook, and if so, will upload them into the software for you!

As you can see, I’ve only used one page and the rest are empty. As you write on the pages, more will show up individually. Simply double-click on a page to view the digital version of it.

There are a few things to note in the above image. Firstly, you notice that some text is black and some is green, namely the circle. What does that mean? Anything green means there is recorded audio linked to that text.

Simply click on the green text and you will hear all the audio that was recorded while the text was being written! Cool huh? The other great feature of the Smartpen is that all your hand-written text notes can be searched instantly.

And this was probably the most impressive feature of all because my hand-writing is horrendous, however, the desktop application was able to find just about every word I typed. For example, I searched the word “again” and it found it and highlighted it:

The search feature is excellent and very useful if you take a lot of notes, but can’t remember where you wrote what. If you can remember one word, you’ll be able to find the notes using Livescribe.

To record audio while writing something in the notebook, just click the Record button that is at the bottom of each page in the notebook. They are basically special controls that let you navigate all the pens’ features and applications.

You can also create a bookmark anywhere in the notebook and then use the controls at the bottom to skip to previous or next bookmarks. You can use the Jump To Position control on the page to move around the page quickly if listening to audio.

The pen can hold up to 100 hours of audio and if you ever run out of space, you can delete them from the pen, but still have them stored on your computer. Of course, you won’t be able to listen to the audio by just using the pen if you delete an audio session, but it will remain on the computer.

But that’s not all. You can also upload your notes along with audio and create what is called a “pencast”. A pencast is basically a replay of your written notes along with the audio. Check one out here:

Demo lecture - “Crossing the Chasm”
brought to you by Livescribe

Pretty neat eh? You can create your own pencasts and share them on your blog or website. This is great for teachers or anyone who wants to explain an idea or concept to someone using pen and paper.

Overall, the Livescribe Pulse Smartpen is an excellent tool for anyone who writes a lot. It’s simple to use, works very well, and has a lot of great features. Enjoy!

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