The art of writing has somehow faded in terms of usage among the more technologically-savvy crowd. With the technology today, more people prefer typing in on keyboards instead of using a pen. First, people may find it more convenient typing away instead of writing on paper. But despite that, there are also people who find writing to be necessary. It is only a matter of integrating it with today’s technology. That is why digital writing notebooks like the new Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook are slowly going back in style.
The Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook helps people who like taking notes on paper to transfer what they write more conveniently into digitized versions on their computers or phones. It is not a digital tablet but an actual notebook using real paper. Users still write and take notes just like before with a real ReWrite 2 pressure-sensitive pen. The only difference is that the Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook’s rear cover has a built-in sensor panel attached to it that can read your handwriting and even drawings. This combination allows for the effective capture of each stroke of the pen on paper. Any standard A5 real paper is compatible with the panel sensor of the Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook.
Once you write notes or draw on the Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook, it simultaneously captures and digitizes them. You can then use the RoWrite app to organize, share, and search your written work. You can also edit your work as PDF as well as MP4 and JPEG through the app.
The Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook comes in a stylish design by combining synthetic leather and premium aluminum. It supports Bluetooth 4.2 as well as USB Type-C connectivity. The RoWrite 2 notebook comes with a 710mAh battery while the accompanying RoWrite Pen 2 comes with a 25mAh battery. The Royole RoWrite2 Smart Writing Notebook is available on selected retailers for around $130.
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