The Livescribe Pulse Digital Smartpen records your notes two ways: it creates digital copies of everything you write by hand while recording audio at the same time. It also goes one step further and links the two together, so you can quickly access audio by tapping parts of your notes. All of this is uploaded to your computer where the Livescribe software archives and makes your notes fully searchable. In addition, it offers features like a calculator, translator, and a paper piano that plays a mini piano you draw on paper.
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It is especially cool for student to take notes and when you nod off in class the pen will listen to the class for you and you can go back later and revise the class.
The Livescribe Pulse is fantastic. it performs as advertised and is relatively easy to use. It doesn’t offer anything enticing or groundbreaking for people who don’t use a pen and paper on a regular basis. It’s a product for the likes of students, journalists, or even doctors, who are constantly scribbling things down with a pen.
As a quick refresh, the Livescribe Pulse uses special dotted paper for spatial recognition to digitally replicate the notes. In one regard, this is good, because it doesn’t require any secondary hardware. On the other hand, you cant just use any old piece of paper to make this thing fully functional. each sheet of paper has controls on the bottom, allowing navigation of the pens menu system, recording controls, bookmarking, playback controls, and speaker volume.
