Digital A4 Exercise Book

 

Digital A4 Exercise Book ‘Scribbler’

Overview

‘Scribbler’ will change the way of using exercise books in schools. Computers and smartphones have started becoming part of school life however exercise books have stayed the same.Film cameras were replaced by digital cameras. Paper books will disappear slowly and be replaced by eBooks. Photo frames were (unsuccessfully) replaced by digital photo frames. Tape recorders were replaced completely by IC recorders. Everything is becoming digital now and ‘Scribbler’ is just a digital version of exercise books. You don’t buy bulkytape recorders nowadays to record a lecture. You buy a modern digital voice recorder that can record at CD (or higher) sound quality and capable of transferring data to a computer.21st century learners need modern up-to-date safe and enriching products that will help improve learning abilities.

Tablets and other digital productsare focussed on other functions which make them not suitable for note taking. ‘Scribbler’ looks like a normal A4 exercise book on the outside but is digital on the inside. Models are available in ‘Standard’ ‘High-end’ and various notebook formats such as A4, 9x7" and NSW or QLD formats. Care has been taken to the smallest details when designing this product so that it is suitable for all note taking purposes. This is an exercise book for a thousand uses!








No more need for paper exercise books anymore!‘Looks like a normal exercise book on the outside but it’s digital on the inside’

Features

§  1 to 15mm Feint Ruled (Adjustable)

§  Ruled Margin (Adjustable)

§  Thin and easy to carry

§  Economical and good to the environment.

§  Pencil leads can be used as a stylus without dirtying the screen.

§  Scribbler remembers what you write and saves it.

§  Everything fully customizable from margin colour to detachable case.

§  Includes software that easily changes handwritten work of English, most European languages, Chinese, Japanese and many other languages with a high accuracy rate into PDF files, Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint or digital text on a page.(Optical Character Recognition) It can be used on ‘Scribbler’ created work and photos from a SD, micro SD or micro USB slot. Say goodbye to time consuming scanning of pages and expensive OCR programs. (Word documents will allow more creativity for your work.) High-end models only.

§  Detachable case that looks like the cover of a normal exercise book with hard coated solar panel on back cover (Case available in different colours and designs to change appearance for different subjects, mood or style.) Black coloured covers are made with Bakelite, Urea-formaldehyde and Melamine for extra safety. Other covers are composed of ABS and Polycarbonate for durability.

§  The screen feels like real paper and is durable. Notes can be taken even under sunlight.

§  With just a touch of the button the screen can be changed from lined paper with or without a margin into graph paper of various sizes and blank paper. Tone and texture of paper is customizable as well.

§  SD and micro SD slots which are compatible with 128GB cards

§  48 hours battery life (Battery can be solar or micro USB powered) Mini solar panel on High-end models only.

§  Lifetime (limited) warranty on High-end models and 10 year limited warranty on all Standard models.

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By Noah Nishihara. (Home group 909)English OCR engine powered by ABBYY FineReader. ABBYY, FineReader are trademarks of ABBYY. ABBYY® FineReader® 1993-2012 by ABBYY. All rights reserved.

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