LogiPen – Digital Pen for Efficient Hospital and Clinic Use
The digital pen is a practical and efficient tool, which could potentially benefit hospital doctors. Digital pens can convert doctor’s handwriting into a digital file instantly, which can save countless hours of retyping patients’ notes, it’s easier to archive, and takes up less space.
Hospitals and clinics can benefit from digital pen documents that can be easily shared and stored. Handwritten patient files can get easily lost, and if patient data have to be sent from one hospital to the next, the files can take a long time to get there.
“Using digital pens as a solution could increase speed and accuracy of information.” says Sagi Stunis, Marketing Director of LogiPen NOTES, an online distributer of digital pens. “Doctors are currently using normal keyboards for data input. Most doctors are reluctant to use a keyboard often, because of slow typing and typing errors they make. It would be much more convenient if their handwriting could just be converted automatically into a digital file using a digital pen. LogiPen NOTES digital pen can do that.”
With LogiPen NOTES digital pen, hospitals and clinics can easily collect, store and analyze data on patient registration, billing, laboratory, pharmacy, stock/inventory, x-ray and ward management by using digital tools.
LogiPen NOTES digital pen is a mobile digital pen that captures everything you write, draw or sketch through a transmitter, (connected to your computer or offline) allowing you to transfer the information instantly and directly to your computer through USB cable creating information that you can convert to text, edit, email, and export for use into other compatible programs. LogiPen NOTES digital pen allows you to work in both digital pen and tablet/mouse mode.
For more information on digital pens visit www.logipen.com
The Future is here with LogiPen NOTES Wireless Digital Pen
You might think that a wireless digital pen is something futuristic and far-fetched, however, with LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen, the future is here! No more endless hours retyping your notes, filled wastebaskets with paper and best of all, you jump on being ‘green’ wave as more trees will be left standing. One of the amazing things about the wireless digital pen is watching your handwriting or sketches convert into digital format instantly by just clicking a button. It’s almost magical. Being able to use it anywhere is an added bonus to LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen.
Some models of the wireless digital pen must have the USB cord connected to your computer, but LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen has both online and offline modes. This means that the wireless digital pen device can be used both remotely offline (for example in a class room or at a sales call), or it could be connected to the computer as a pen and tablet input tool and mouse. Another great benefit with LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen is that the device uses Microsoft Ink as its primary engine making LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen fully compatible with MS Office applications and any standard ink enabled application. LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen can boast being the only wireless digital pen in the market supporting two handwriting recognition mechanisms to convert your handwriting to text software, both My Script and Microsoft’s Handwriting recognition engine. This wireless digital pen allows support in over 20 languages.
A very business savvy young college student took advantage of this wireless digital pen innovation. She noticed that many her fellow classmates were sleeping through and missing lectures. She began taking notes with her wireless digital pen and uploading and storing notes on her computer. The whiz kid began selling each day’s notes online to fellow students offering another service at an extra charge of ten minutes consulting to go over specific areas in the lecture that anyone didn’t understand. She took advantage of her wireless digital pen eventually getting back cost of the pen and more! She charged three dollars for notes and five dollars for the personal consulting from the wireless digital pen. LogiPen’s wireless digital pen is a very affordable asset.
If considering a wireless digital pen, LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen has one of the more advanced software in the market. LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen works with Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7, both 32/64 bit versions. The wireless digital pen functions with any paper type and ink refill, and requires no expensive paper. You may not have entrepreneurial ambitions as the student referenced, yet, just being able to upload your handwritten notes on a computer and convert it instantly to text for emailing, exporting into Word, Excel, or PowerPoint is a life and great time saver! For now you may feel like you don’t need a wireless digital pen, but perhaps if a need has been discovered for 14k gold fishing poles and champagne with 23k gold flakes priced at over $100, why not get a wireless digital pen writing device that no one else has? Why not try LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen?
LogiPen NOTES wireless digital pen is sold exclusively online. For more information on wireless digital pen visit www.logipen.com
Logipen – DIGITAL PEN & TABLET DEVICE
Thinking about all the hours i’ve spent writing and then typing not to talk about scanning some stuff I did , This pen is amazing it solves it all. Not to talk about it converts handwriting seamlessly to any word processor documents with the supplied intelligent character recognition (ICR) using native Microsoft ink engine
And the software is probably one of the best I seen around for this type of device
We were pretty impressed by the experience We can see this being useful in meetings, on the move or in other situations where carrying a notebook computer and typing directly isn’t practical
it is the first device we have seen that is fully compatible with Microsoft ink native format that works in all office software’s
verdict : 9 out of 10 you got to have this device ,this is defiantly one of the most innovative product of the year.
iControlPad update
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 27th, 2008
I’m also in contact with the developer so hopefully i will be able to offer you guys the device asap.
Here’s a last picture of the prototype in which you can see Quake running
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3D App Converts iPhone into Window to Alternative World
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 24th, 2008
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iPhone 3G – already with pictures !
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 21st, 2008
Not sure if this is or is not the \’norm\’ but I just received my brand new iPhone here in the UK and once it had been activated on iTunes I found that the home screen (the screen you can personalise with a photo) already had a photo set against it !!!!
It would appear that someone on the production line was having a bit of fun – has anyone else found this ?
These are the photo\’s:
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Nate True’s “Dock†ported to 2.0
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 20th, 2008
Now, installing the application adds a dull bar of light along the bottom of the screen. Tap this a drag up to display your categories. The categories are Media, Phone, Uncategorized, Utilities, and Work. Scroll your finger side to side to select a Category, and the slide your finger further up to see the apps in that category. Scroll to select an application, and release your finger to open that application. Also new to this version, is an Dock Prefs application. This lets you configure Dock to your liking. This includes disabling the dock, show line glow, enable speed dial, categorize apps, and to disable the dock for certain apps. This is defiinitely an improvement from the last 1.1.4 version.
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Compose Music All High Tech Like
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 20th, 2008
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The Apple Logo Glow Mod – How it\’s Done
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 19th, 2008
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iPhone 2.0.2 Beats 2.0.1 on 3G performance
Posted by: shay in Uncategorized on August 19th, 2008
clipped from : www.iphonebuzz.com
3G performance on the phone running 2.0.2 was by far improved. And though it may not be running at lightning speed, it\’s certainly a big improvement, especially when compared to the performance of the phone running 2.0.1.
You can see three side-by-side speed tests below. In each test, the iPhone running on the update completely loads iPhoneBuzz.com before the phone running the old OS even begins or gets close to completing. Tests where the phones were switched to use Wi-Fi loaded pages at about the same rate. Wi-Fi is also still considerably faster than 3G when loading a page.
Sure, this may not be the most scientific of tests, but it certainly seems like a massive improvement, wouldn\’t you say?
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Logipen Wireless Digital Pen