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Re: Drawing Tablet Used by Khan Academy
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Wayne Watson <[log in to unmask]>
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I was in Best Buy Thursday and noticed a pen called livescribe.  It 
looked pretty interesting, but I couldn't get a clerk to tell me more 
about it, and didn't have time to watch their demo videos.  Anyone 
familiar with it? Are they similar to Wacom?

On 11/11/2011 10:07 AM, Jennie Dusheck wrote:
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> I know people who rely heavily on Wacom tablets for serious art projects.
>
> Jennie Dusheck
> Science Writing & Editing
> Santa Cruz, Ca
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>> Mr. Khan uses Wacom brand tablets and SmoothDraw software.
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>> The founder of the Khan Academy uses a drawing table for his video
>>>  lectures.  Does anyone know what it's called?  I can see where it 
>>> might be
>>>  handy in some circumstances?
>>>
>>>  --
>> >           Wayne Watson (Watson Adventures, Prop., Nevada City, CA)
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