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Originally Posted by sanders
The current iLiad has pressure sensitivity. I started a test project around this and got it to work. The main bottleneck to get a draw app is partial screen refreshes.
Does anyone think there'd be a market for 3rd party applications for their iLiad?
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I know the current iLiad has the hardware for pressure sensitivity, but there aren't any applications that use it, are there?
Yes, I think there's a market for 3rd party applications for the iLiad, but it's probably not huge. I'd pay a reasonable amount for a pressure-sensitive sketch package or a drawing package. I'd pay substantially more for handwriting recognition on the iLiad itself, even if only in the background and only for search purposes. I use my iLiad as a general-purpose notebook and it can be quite difficult to find "notes" content later.
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Originally Posted by zerospinboson
New(?): Text searching in PDFs (with built-in keypad+stylus, so likely not in 1000)
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Did you see that on the site somewhere?
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Originally Posted by tirsales
@junkyardwillie: I agree, but it goes even farer - the device has to be embedded into an existing workflow and document management structure, including DMS-databases. Bidirectional.
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I suppose if the document management system is accessed by a web browser, it might be possible to access them directly from the Digital Reader.