Asus Transformer + Sytlus

[skwerl]

I LOVE my Asus Transformer!

However, I have yet to find a Sytlus and Handwriting Recognition App.

Anyone have such luck?

Thanks,

skwerl

 

[rogone]

I have an AYL slim capacitive stylus I got from Amazon and downloaded the free genial writing and the hadrite apps. I haven't yet decided which of the apps I like best but neither was what I was really looking for. I wanted something that would be like a electrnoic piece of paper that I could write on without all the very finite controls on letter size, etc.

 

[archercc]

I like handrite, it takes what you wrote and shrinks it down to fit on a line so you can write as big and as messy as youd like.

 

[mobimop]

I like handrite, it takes what you wrote and shrinks it down to fit on a line so you can write as big and as messy as youd like.

Is that in the market place?

 

[rogone]

Both Handrite and Genial writing are on the market. There is both a free and paid verison of each. Download the free version of each and try them out to see which one you like the best. Hope this helps.

 

[Parafly9]

how do you guys think these compare to actually writing on a pad of paper.

 

[archercc]

how do you guys think these compare to actually writing on a pad of paper.

Nothing is going to be the same but its usable. What I would like to see is an expansion on what you can do with the flyer. Where it syncs up notes with audio and pictures so you can revisit what was going on in your meeting when you took the note.

Ill be getting a 3rd party stylus because they are cheap and I want to try it. The Dagi looks to be the most precise but I want one I can write at any angle, preferably still a thin button, as thin or thinner than a pencil eraser.

 

[skwerl]

Great suggestions!

Thanks everyone :-D