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Input: The Livescribe Smartpen is now my indispensable tool for meeting notes. I'm fairly fast &#34;touch typist&#34; on a keyboard, but slow on the smaller keyboards made for tablets. Using my 15-inch MacBook Pro at meetings works for me, but it takes up too much space on our table and seems generally in the way. So, I prefer using my iPad for note taking. The Livescribe Smartpen is the perfect answer. I was disappointed to discover that it doesn't work with my iPad 2, but it does work with my iPad Mini with Retina display and with my iPhone 5, and since I take those notes on a separate pad of special paper (included), tablet or phone size doesn't matter.<br /><br />The pen includes access to an app that requires a $45-per-year subscription. The first year is included, but the pro version is not required, though some may wish to have its additional features. However, it seems to me that Livescribe could have developed its own proprietary app that does not cost an additional annual fee. I haven't tried the pen with other note-taking apps, though I suspect it will work just fine. The accuracy of this smartpen is amazing. The only times I've had a problem is when my own handwriting gets sloppy--and for many of us this may happen frequently, since we rarely write anymore. I'm happy to get this practice with my handwriting, which used to be quite good.<br /><br />Those who occasionally wish to take notes directly on the screen of any tablet or smart phone (without a separate paper pad) might be interested in the Adonit Jot Script Fine-Point Stylus. It will work with a variety of note-taking apps.<br /><br />The bottom line: PRO: This tool is very useful to those of us who, like me, need to take notes that remain as a digital record for later reference across devices or to send to colleagues. I end up with both a digital and a hardcopy version of my notes. CON: As cool and useful as it is, the Livescribe 3 seems quite expensive to me. I realize this may be a &#34;scale of economy&#34; issue, but one needs to assess whether there exists a real need for this tool.my&#34; issue, but one needs to assess whether there exists a real need for this tool.

One of the best tablet tools available