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goodspeech · 04-10-2011, 02:15 PM

To me the advantage of a Win7 tablet is the ability to run OneNote and use handwriting.

Given your knowledge and experience, I would appreciate your personal opinion comparing the eDGe with a Win7 tablet running OneNote and Adobe Acrobat Pro. Other than the eInk screen and having 2 simultaneous screens, how would you compare the two devices? Functionally, are there any specific advantages to the eDGe?[/QUOTE]

Alefor,
I use One Note extensively on my Dell tablet PC with Win7. I would have to say that I have not found any comparative app that allows me to paperlessly manage the supervision of special education across 6 schools. I do use my edge if I just want to run in and jot down some reminders or a quick note that I can later email myself to a larger record. However, attempting to use the edge for the multiple layers of notes, folders and various documents that I need to keep track of has not been practical (yet).
I do really like my edge for what I bought it for and it has not disappointed.

04-10-2011, 02:15 PM	#22
goodspeech Edge User	To me the advantage of a Win7 tablet is the ability to run OneNote and use handwriting. Given your knowledge and experience, I would appreciate your personal opinion comparing the eDGe with a Win7 tablet running OneNote and Adobe Acrobat Pro. Other than the eInk screen and having 2 simultaneous screens, how would you compare the two devices? Functionally, are there any specific advantages to the eDGe?[/QUOTE] Alefor, I use One Note extensively on my Dell tablet PC with Win7. I would have to say that I have not found any comparative app that allows me to paperlessly manage the supervision of special education across 6 schools. I do use my edge if I just want to run in and jot down some reminders or a quick note that I can later email myself to a larger record. However, attempting to use the edge for the multiple layers of notes, folders and various documents that I need to keep track of has not been practical (yet). I do really like my edge for what I bought it for and it has not disappointed.