Has anybody else used this handy pen for school?
http://www.livescribe.com/en-us/

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I've heard it is useful for practicing attorneys flush with the cash for such a luxury. Some attorneys are so anal that they want to record everything that people tell them so they can shove it back in their face later.SwollenMonkey wrote:Hmmmm...thanks for the feedback.
General Tso wrote:I've heard it is useful for practicing attorneys flush with the cash for such a luxury. Some attorneys are so anal that they want to record everything that people tell them so they can shove it back in their face later.SwollenMonkey wrote:Hmmmm...thanks for the feedback.
it is kinda shaped like a vibrator after allSwollenMonkey wrote:General Tso wrote:I've heard it is useful for practicing attorneys flush with the cash for such a luxury. Some attorneys are so anal that they want to record everything that people tell them so they can shove it back in their face later.SwollenMonkey wrote:Hmmmm...thanks for the feedback.
I wouldn't call it a luxury. It's pretty handy, lol. With usage, I'll think of other ways to use it.
Had you not told me, I would've never imagined it. It's a tad small, but different strokes for different folks.General Tso wrote:it is kinda shaped like a vibrator after allSwollenMonkey wrote:General Tso wrote:I've heard it is useful for practicing attorneys flush with the cash for such a luxury. Some attorneys are so anal that they want to record everything that people tell them so they can shove it back in their face later.SwollenMonkey wrote:Hmmmm...thanks for the feedback.
I wouldn't call it a luxury. It's pretty handy, lol. With usage, I'll think of other ways to use it.![]()
I DO....used it for all of undergradSwollenMonkey wrote:So I just bought an Echo 4GB Smart Pen. I plan on taking notes with it, while also using it as a recording device.
Has anybody else used this handy pen for school?
http://www.livescribe.com/en-us/
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Not just a pen.Kobe_Teeth wrote:DAMN! You spent $170 on a pen???????? On a PEN?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I don't drink on a regular basis.Kobe_Teeth wrote: Ok...ok...ok...whatever you gotta do.
BTW...that's 4 bottles of Patron...
2.5 copies of Madden 11...
Over 100 songs on iTunes.
96 Uniball Signo Pens...my personal favorite...
17 months of netflix..
About 90 days of medium coffees from Dunkin' Donuts.
If it runs out, you refill. Not sure how refilling a pen would be an issue.Kobe_Teeth wrote:
What happens if it runs out of ink?
I have the 4 GB Pulse version. I thought I would be using this a lot. I bought a pack of spiral notebooks and ink refills.SwollenMonkey wrote:So I just bought an Echo 4GB Smart Pen. I plan on taking notes with it, while also using it as a recording device.
Has anybody else used this handy pen for school?
http://www.livescribe.com/en-us/
Not at all. I do not use the VOICE recording function as that is not allowed in class. So I only use the handwriting recording function. You can transfer your notes into the Livescribe software then run the MyScript OCR software to translate your handwriting into text for pasting into OneNote.Renzo wrote:What are you going to do, sit through each class, then listen to them all over again? You have that much time?
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ThiscrossingforHYS wrote:I DO....used it for all of undergradSwollenMonkey wrote:So I just bought an Echo 4GB Smart Pen. I plan on taking notes with it, while also using it as a recording device.
Has anybody else used this handy pen for school?
http://www.livescribe.com/en-us/
best thing EVA
BarCliff wrote:Why not just type your notes?
It's immensely faster.
Well, uh, some profs BAN laptops! This is a growing trend apparently. Especially in 1L.Renzo wrote:BarCliff wrote:Why not just type your notes?
It's immensely faster.
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Psssh. I'd like to see that thing try and read my handwriting. The fucker would catch on fire.RUQRU wrote: The MyScript OCR software turns your handwriting into plain text that you can cut and paste into any word processor or OneNote.
Um, what?RUQRU wrote:Well, uh, some profs BAN laptops! This is a growing trend apparently. Especially in 1L.[/b]My original plan was to use this pen in classes that banned laptops to save on retyping. The MyScript OCR software turns your handwriting into plain text that you can cut and paste into any word processor or OneNote.Renzo wrote:BarCliff wrote:Why not just type your notes?
It's immensely faster.
As it turns out my note generation is minimal, so typing them into OneNote would not and is not a problem.
Even so, the pen is pretty cool. Not cheap, but not unreasonable either.
Now there's a charge.
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