The NoteMark is a ballpoint pen with a built-in camera and laser sight that stores documents as high-definition photos. This pen with an elephant’s memory CLAIMED to be the only pen with document capture capability and visible laser frame, the NoteMark could be an invaluable tool for quickly digitizing and storing paper documents. Its 5MP sensor is capable of digitizing just about any information put in front of it, from a small blurb in a magazine to an entire whiteboard of notes. Each picture is captured as a sharp 2048 x 1536-resolution JPEG and stored in the pen’s 1GB flash memory. Twisting the top of the pen readies the sensor, while a button on the side activates the shutter. The pen also features a microphone and can record upto 1000 one-minute voice clips in WAV format. It takes one hour to fully charge the scanner through USB, which gives it enough power to take about 300 images. The pen offers remarkable cross platform connectivity between PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone and Android or Window Mobile devices. Notes can also be synced across computers and mobile devices using software from Evernote.
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