TEXT Message what you Write
2 Comments By Eran Abramson on February 13th, 2008 in Concepts and DesignsInstead of fretting around with a touchpad, keyboard, or cellphone keys, why not simply write a note and sms the content? It sounds too simple? Maybe because it is.
D Scribe is a great concept by Reuben Png that inspires to let you send text messages that you wrote down freehand. All you need to do is write down the message on a notepad or paper using this fountain pen, then write down who the recipient is, circle the name and the message is sent. In addition, your messages are saved in case you want them on your computer at a later time.
The concept does require a Bluetooth cellphone nearby, which is used to send the messages out. Still, the ease of use seems really attractive.
Just think about it: while in meetings, lectures or family dinners, it is sometimes impolite or inappropriate to start using your cellphone to do your business. This pen gives a great alternative. You can send and receive messages and simply act as if you are taking notes of something important and worthwhile.
This is only a concept at the moment, but am I the only one that sees this is an extremely convenient productivity tool?
Via: Yanko Design
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February 17th, 2008 at 10:45 am
As mentioned, I think this would be very useful to use in times when it may not be appropriate to send text messages to your contacts. Very cool idea.
February 17th, 2008 at 4:44 pm
Hey Shyguy, good to see you again.
This would be cool to have handy at those inappropriate times. I can see so many people acting as if they are taking lecture notes but texting during the whole session.