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dose one of these exist ? because i need one
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hi . i am goingon holiday soon and i wanted to write my book on the journey there and back .
i know i could hand write but my hand writing and spelling is really bad lol and it would be much easyer if i had somthing techy lol
is there anything (other than a laptop ) that is small , longlasting (without been pluged in ), and has somethiing like microsoft word software on it ,, and has a qwerty keyboard ?
thanks
i know i could hand write but my hand writing and spelling is really bad lol and it would be much easyer if i had somthing techy lol
is there anything (other than a laptop ) that is small , longlasting (without been pluged in ), and has somethiing like microsoft word software on it ,, and has a qwerty keyboard ?
thanks
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Have you looked into a retro Psion PDA? Those devices are LCD screen and battery life is very good.
11:15 Thu 16th Jun 2011
A netbook?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netbook
http://www.comet.co.u...-D255E-Netbook/710059
(for example)
and there are several options for word processor software that are free and they'll be more than suitable for most needs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netbook
http://www.comet.co.u...-D255E-Netbook/710059
(for example)
and there are several options for word processor software that are free and they'll be more than suitable for most needs.
Why not a netbook though, I've had various Psions over the years and the file conversion can be a bit buggy at times and I don't think they're supported any more (leastways the Psion7 etc. aren't). I suppose if you're looking for a smaller form factor the the Psion 5 series would fit the bill but typing large amounts on them can be frustrating, depends how big your hands are. Pretty sure all of the original Psions use a serial cable to connect to computer so you may want to factor that in as well. As I said, I loved and used Psions from the 3 onward but everything else stopped working nicely with them :-(
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record it orally ie dictaphone or an mp3 player that can also record or any recording device that will produce a digital format file.
then use speech to text conversion software which i believe some dictaphones already come with.
or get a copy of dragon naturally speaking (the best IMO).
Superb conversion accuracy out of the box .
Even with having to make corrections it will still be a ton of time quicker than typing it all out.
Probably no slower than proof reading /spell checking
then use speech to text conversion software which i believe some dictaphones already come with.
or get a copy of dragon naturally speaking (the best IMO).
Superb conversion accuracy out of the box .
Even with having to make corrections it will still be a ton of time quicker than typing it all out.
Probably no slower than proof reading /spell checking
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