First off -- two posts in seven days! Huzzah!
Secondly, to answer the question above - YES, YES & YES! And let me tell you why...
You can find a lot of information about the pen on their wesbite. A ton of great examples are given there. I was turned onto the pen by pharmacy technology guru Bill Felkey…
OK. I've been thinking for a looong time that it would be so much better if I could find a pen that would transcribe automatically to my computer. Right now, I handwrite my fiction then transcribe it by dictating through Dragon, and then edit. But tada!!! it seems there is a pen that will do this for me. Alas, only available in the US. Anyone interested in shipping it for me? grin.
Anywho. You all might find this as interesting as I do.
Julie Goucher
/ March 1, 2013It was in the pharmacy industry that I saw this mentioned as a former colleague of mine had one for a test drive. I certainly could see advantages for writing and genealogical research. I see from the site it is available via Amazon with a price tag of around £160. Perhaps for now I will stick to my rather chewed bic!
Thea Atkinson
/ March 1, 2013I ordered the thing. I’ll let y’all know how it works, but it was, like you say, Julie–pricey.
Julie Goucher
/ March 1, 2013Oooh, yes let me know how you get on. I might go and have a shuffle on Amazon, just observation therepy, you understand! lol