Have you tried the Wipebook 2.0? Share your opinions!

[phion]

So I saw a Tweet from Slate on Twitter the other day about Wipebook. I was curious if anyone has ever tried using one and what your thought and opinions about them are?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt4FnCVjTuM

I think I want the Wipebook 2.0 for Christmas!

 

[dipole]

seems like it could be really useful for doing scratch-work. needs to have a better eraser though.

 

[Evo]

My girls had toy whiteboard "books" when they were kids, I had a little whiteboard notepad with magnets that attached to the refrigerator,

Here are some.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0054XQ7ZA/?tag=pfamazon01-20

 

[dlgoff]

If they had online connectivity, how would the NSA handle the "metadata"? Use "key pics"?

 

[LudusRex]

I have not personally tried the Wipebook 2.0. However, after watching the video and reading about its features, I can see the potential benefits for both personal and professional use. The ability to write, erase, and save notes digitally is a convenient and eco-friendly option compared to traditional pen and paper. It also allows for easy organization and sharing of ideas.

From a scientific perspective, the Wipebook 2.0 could be a useful tool for brainstorming and sketching out experimental designs. The ability to easily erase and make changes can save time and resources in the research process. Additionally, the option to save notes and diagrams digitally can aid in data management and analysis.

Overall, I can see the value in using the Wipebook 2.0 for both personal and professional purposes. It seems like a practical and innovative tool that could benefit scientists and non-scientists alike. I would be interested in hearing from others who have tried it and their experiences with it.