View alternatives in the sidebar
Product number | 102392 | |
|---|---|---|
Manufacturer code | LS-51-006 | |
Brand | Livescribe | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
With this Livescribe Line Notepads 1-2 (2 Pack) you do not have to take a leaf. Thanks to the special LiveScribe Dot Paper, your Pulse Smartpen registers every stroke. Each block has 100 leaves. You can use the two numbered blocks at the same time, with the LiveScribe Desktop software separating the notes from the different writing blocks. You simply and quickly notify a block by tapping the identification sticker on the cover once. Whether you want to work whole notepads in full or work on two different courses or accounts at the same time, with the Livescribe Lined Notepads 1-2 (2 Pack) you will not miss any detail.
5 stars
0
4 stars
0
3 stars
0
2 stars
1
1 star
0
In terms of thickness, these are fine books (a lot of pages) and as you are used to from the starter notebook, everything you write and record in it is neatly stored and transferred to your PC or Mac.
Furthermore, there is an extensive calculator in the front (more extensive than in the start letter), with a memory function, scientific, financial and statistical functions and more extensive controls with which you can adjust a large number of settings of your pen without having to go through the menu of your pen. need to browse.
For the Livescribe Echo (which can also serve as a mouse/stylus for your PC or Mac), you'll also find a virtual keyboard in the back.
The cover is a real disappointment. Although it feels nice and soft, the finish is not great (especially at the round corners I had to cut off projections myself because they were not neatly glued). The worst part, however, is that the two books stuck together in such a way that they had to be detached from each other with some force. As a result, the back of the cover of exercise book 1 and book 2 the front of the cover now look quite disheveled because they were bent considerably when loosened. Unfortunate.
Arjen Broeze
14 December 2010
Automatically translated from Dutch