Every Monday, the entire INDATA teams gets together to talk about new products, services and ideas we hear about and discover over the previous week. One such meeting yielded such awesome products that we couldn’t wait to share them with you. The following is a list of items you should know about that help make many activities easier, from working on your iPad on the go or taking notes in class, these products will make the cumbersome more efficient and the mundane ever so cool.
Arc Touch Mouse ($59.95)
So much more than just a nice looking device, this mouse’s design can be used just about anywhere. From hard wood to carpet, its reliable wireless freedom let’s you retain wireless control of your computer up to 30 feet away. The mouse comes out of the box flat like a sheet of paper. To get started, curve the mouse upwards and smoothly glide your finger up or down the scroll pad to scan through documents or move up and down the page. To turn the mouse off, flatten the mouse and slip it into your pocket or desk drawer as easily as your mobile.
IRISnotes (Price Varies depending on edition)
This device takes the art of writing to a new level. With IRISnotes, you can capture handwritten notes and drawings, as well as edit, save and export them. The writing can be instantly converted into editable text in a variety of languages. Simply write your notes, upload them via your computer’s USB port and start editing using the provided software suite or your favorite software. This pen is ideal for students jotting down notes in class and going back to review them later on their computer.
Celluon Magic Cube ($170-$180)
While the idea of a laser keyboard may sound too futuristic to be true, this little device is indeed reality. The Cube is a compact, ultra-portable full-sized virtual computer keyboard that can be used in sync with your laptop, tablet, smartphone. The Cube is also compatible with Android and any device with Bluetooth HD support. The laser projection keyboard is ideal for those who have difficulty reaching and using a standard immobile keyboard. The adaptability of the keyboard is beneficial as well because the size of the keys can be adjusted with the positioning of the cube.
Stay tuned for more product information! Feel free to let us know of anything you have found helpful and think we should know about!
Also like the looks of the Cube! We’d tried its predecessor – the i.Tech Virtual Keyboard. Never could get it to synch up to be able to type & there was no tech support!!?