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Old 03-07-2011, 11:27 PM   #1
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e-book with ability to take notes
Hi all, very long time no posts...been setting up my own company which has taken all my time ....anyway, knowing the huge amount of knowledge here I have a question?

I love my i-Rex Iliad for the simple reason I can make notes on it. From a business perspective, it replaced 3 years worth of spiral notebooks so I have 3 years worth of handwritten meeting notes all in the one easy to carry e-reader. It freaks out my clients when I pull up notes from a meeting we had 18 months ago. Every time I see a client, I simply add extra pages to the notes.

I've come to rely on this feature so as I'm looking to replace my iRex Iliad, I need an e-reader that can take handwritten notes, preferably with a stylus...... tried the iPad (capacitive) and found the soft tip pen really clunky.
  1. Prefer a 10" screen, A4 or US letter size
  2. Don't want to annotate a book, just make handwritten notes.
  3. Tried a Sony in Borders, but could only get one page per file. Was I doing something wrong?
  4. Asus have one but only 8" screen
  5. Pocketbook 903????

Folks, your advice greatly appreciated

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