Anyone remember magnetic drawing boards?

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The discussion centers around the benefits and features of magnetic drawing boards, particularly the H2-Whoa! board, which eliminates the need for erasing. Participants highlight advantages such as no chalk dust, maintenance-free use, and precise erasing capabilities. The conversation also touches on the ergonomic benefits of using these boards for activities like math and brainstorming, suggesting they are suitable for adults as well as children. The technology is noted to be a modern adaptation of the classic Etch-a-Sketch.

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^^^ that's precisely the one that i need.

perfect for math...


no chalks or markers. no funny smell, no dust. no maintenance.

love the precise erasing as well

anyone know where i can pick up one of these...but for adults?
 
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How about the H2-Whoa! board, you don't even have to erase anything :biggrin:
http://justb-byou.com/toys/creative/h2-whoa/
 
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^^^ that's precisely the one that i need.

perfect for math...


no chalks or markers. no funny smell, no dust. no maintenance.

love the precise erasing as well

anyone know where i can pick up one of these...but for adults?


You have to erase the board from the back?:confused:

I'd rather deal with the funny smell...
 
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I do have two dry white board at my place.It's quite fun to do math.It's also better for my back and neck than sitting at a desk.I would recommend it to everybody who likes to brainstorm.
 
I've never heard of that thing. It appears to just be a modification of an Etch-a-Sketch, so the technology is about 50 years old.
 

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