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Airpen Mini offers affordable tablet style input on the go
If you don't have the premium gadget cash to shell out for one of those pricey tablet PCs,
the Airpen Mini might be the product for you. The tiny clip-on device uses an infrared beam to detect and convert your random scribblings, doodles and cocktail napkin plans to take over the world into digital data on your desktop computer. The Airpen Mini connects via USB and holds up to 2 megabytes of memory, or roughly 100 pages. You can pick up the Airpen Mini for just 15,000 yen ($166) here.
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By R3MY at 12:54 PM ON 12/30/08
You can make one for a lot cheaper with a Wiimote and an infrared led.
By tabletfreak at 1:44 PM ON 12/30/08
That'd actually be pretty cool in situations when I don't want to use my tablet. I've seen similar things that require you to use special paper. I wonder if this is similar. Too bad the websites in japanese.
By Teladi at 10:28 PM ON 12/30/08
buyed this in germany 1 year ago.70€ @ pearl.de (called "mobile pro")works pretty good.
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