QuickPAD Note Taker
I've got a friend looking at this QuickPAD notetaker. She just wants to take notes in meetings, then carry it back to her desktop and dump it in.
Anyone used one of these? PC World review.
Anyone used one of these? PC World review.
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Sorry, never heard of the device your friend is considering. After reading the review, which you linked, I find this gizmo intriguing. I personally could make very good use of a standalone keyboard-based note taker. I would love to have reams of notes, interviews, meeting minutes and so forth organized in an electronic notebook (notebook computer is too large). Wonder why no pictures in teh PC World review?
But base on the pictures, I just don't see a big advantage to carrying around a notetaking device that has nearly the same dimensions of a full-fledged, do-anything laptop computer.
The QuickPad site seems to be designed by someone who is clueless about marketing and aesthetics. It's almost as if they don't want you to see the QuickPad's capabilities in an attractive, graphics-enriched layout. There is only one good picture, which is contained in a PDF file that can be downloaded. Do these guys want to sell their product or not?
And what's with PC World? They're also too cheap to post a picture.
I still wouldn't purchase the QuickPad without first being able to give it a hands-on evaluation. The keyboard quality and design could make a huge difference.
Agreed. Keyboard quality/feel is huge.