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Originally Posted by Henton
Thank you very much for both of your answers, Gimble and Synergi!
Okay, that liquidWriting application sounds very convenient.
Mostly I'm writing math formula, mixed with some text. I'm studying physics an look for a device I can use to get away from too much paper use. So a good note taking app is needed, as well as the ability to add notes to scripts and books.
The necessity of the pen for Onyx wouldn't bother me, if the rest works well, so to say if writing feels natural and the exporting of notes isn't a problem.
I believe Gimble answered the question of the exported file type, nevertheless thanks for the offering to look it up.
to a) It was a comment to a review Video, unfortunately I'm unable to find it. Contentwise it said that the symbols used for note taking are stored in the RAM and therefore the device would crash if the text contains two many different symbols so that all RAM is used.
With none of you having any experiences of the Onyx crashing, it seems to be a good choice; but with all the praise for (Apple)Tablets, im seriously considering looking for "normal" tablets, even though I could probably go for something like a Lenovo Yoga if I'm not taking an eInk device. Still, not looking on a glaring screen is a huge plus of them. I'll have to sleep a nigth over this.
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I just ordered a kindle Oasis so I’m hardly against e-ink lol. But I personally can’t do a wall of notes in black and white. I like to highlight in different colors, circle mistakes in red, make notes in blue or what ever color because it’s another visual cue to help draw my eye to something I thought important to remember. I use to have entourage edge, and it would allow you to pick like red pen but on screen before export, it was all black and white.