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Goshzilla · 10-08-2007, 08:53 PM

Thank you for the responses. I'm a math major and I use paper all the time for sketching out proofs and formulas, both which would need a good resolution to do electronically, and the standard A4 paper size. I do like the idea that I could be reading a math book and I get an idea that makes grabbing a piece of paper a hassle so I would just write in the book itself without physically damaging the pages.

So it sounds like the iRex is the closest thing out there next to a tablet PC that can do this(I have a Rocketebook 1150, but since its a touchscreen the resolution is severely limited as well as the occasional error while writing), but the screen size might be too small to work vigorusly on long formulas. (No I don't plan on getting a chalkboard, its too messy).

10-08-2007, 08:53 PM	#5
Goshzilla Zealot Posts: 104 Karma: 346 Join Date: Oct 2007 Device: Rocket Ebook 1150	Thank you for the responses. I'm a math major and I use paper all the time for sketching out proofs and formulas, both which would need a good resolution to do electronically, and the standard A4 paper size. I do like the idea that I could be reading a math book and I get an idea that makes grabbing a piece of paper a hassle so I would just write in the book itself without physically damaging the pages. So it sounds like the iRex is the closest thing out there next to a tablet PC that can do this(I have a Rocketebook 1150, but since its a touchscreen the resolution is severely limited as well as the occasional error while writing), but the screen size might be too small to work vigorusly on long formulas. (No I don't plan on getting a chalkboard, its too messy).