Papershow gets multimedia presentations to paper
Canson Papershow allows the user to sketch, draw, write, both manually and digitally, on itself and then instantly displays the same on the computer screen. The new technique could come in handy for professionals who have to make multimedia presentations on a regular basis, but find it monotonous to do it on Microsoft’s PowerPoint or other similar programs, owing to the excessive use of other computer peripherals and input devices.
Specially made using an invisible dot paper, the Papershow kit has a Bluetooth-enabled special pen with USB adaptor and a built-in camera, for various writing and sketching purposes in different colors. Rubbing the mistakes on the Papershow too, is as easy as it is on the normal paper. If your skill are well polished with Bluetooth devices, then Papershow is a must try for you. Coming toward the end of February on Staples.com, it could be yours for a starting price of about $199.
Via: Gearlog
