How detailed or fine is it to take notes?
1166316
Hi - It is about 1/4" wide and the 'drawing end' is like a small eraser. I like that it is thin enough to fit into the stylus holder on my iPad case, but it is not like a drawing stylus. I use it to punch buttons on my iPad and sometimes it is a little slow to react. It would NOT be a satisfactory tool for taking notes.
1166317
It will work fine. It is a regular stylus, just thinner thus less cumbersome to use.
1166318
Not very fine. The soft, squishy tip would wear out quick. I use it only to tap on the desktop (Surface Pro).
1487281
Its sutch a soft tip so its best not to use in my opinion. But its still nice to point out apps. It can be good to write but the tip may teer off.
2277580
yes, you can set up multiple folders, name them whatever you want to, and have as many pages of notes as you want in each folder. you can even move notes from one folder to another. its a trial and error system due to the japanese language, but its pretty simple to figure it out.
1836878
It has the ability to have MS office on it, or a less aggressive free program call open office, which you can get on the internet. Either of those would work really well for taking notes. It is absolutely perfect for taking notes. You will want to keep in mind that it is a smaller keyboard because it's a netbook. But if you have average sized hands, you shouldn't have any trouble. I really like mine, but my hands are just too big.
1281928
It is hard and flat, but I find it to be kind of slick, so it depends on what you're writing on. It shouldn't be too bad though.
613475
After a week of use I can reiterate that this is possible. I have converted full pages of handwritten notes (8.5 x 11) . The Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is pretty good. Just click on the page in the Livescribe+ app and swipe to the right. The handwritten notes are converted into text. I find that my numbers do not always convert correctly, but editing is simple from within the app
2068532
Those are not good for note taking. You have to press really hard to write your notes. Plus there is no right software for it
609217
It is great for taking notes, onenote is awesome. You will want to buy another wacom pen with an eraser function though. I recommend the surface pro 2 pen. The pen that comes with it is nice because its attached to it, but its a little small and clumsy. As for PDF,it runs a full version of windows 8.1 so you can do anything you could do with a regular laptop. This blows the iPad out of the water with functionality.
1797839
I have not used it for that. I would think you can get a much cheaper stylus for note taking.
1075919
Yes, I use it regularly with Notability to take very technical (mathematical) notes. I've tried a number of the small nib styli and this is by far the best. Highly recommended.
1803141
count the number of pages when you buy the notes and please post the number right here. I am dying to find out! ! !
446022
Yes, there is space to write notes. There are slots for 3 horizontal photos(4x6 in) on the left and 2 vertical photos on the right. There are lines in the middle from top to bottom of page for notes.
136421
No, but if you connect a smart phone or tablet you can look through past notes.
744268
I think a pencil and note pad will work better for you. This device is just a gimmick. It works well and I like mine but it was an expensive toy.
1927920
Yes; I put 3 quarters of the year in my planner so I have room for notes I will inevitably add throughout the year. I will add the 4th qtr when the 1st qtr is over. It's as complete as you could want!
1190716
Yes, you just have to be careful not to put too many pages at once or it will jam.
789155
Technically it's just paper, so if all you want is a reasonably nice notebook, you can write on them with anything. You just won't get the benefit of the pen's ability to record what you're writing.