I'm thinking about pre-ordering this and using it in lieu

>>2789662
It's overpriced. Just buy a microwaveable notebook and some frixion pens

>>2789679
But what excites me is that it's basically a tablet. I take a snapshot of my page and it digitizes it.

>>2789662
>"Generally users can expect 5-10 reuses." - Kickstarter
>Costs $27.00
>Requires microwave worth $20 - $100+
>Wide tip pen will make it harder to draw fine lines.
Get a tablet. It will last longer and is better.

>>2789694
Let me show the exact sentence to you again,
"Although the book will “work” indefinitely, much like other reusable items the number of reuses you will get depends on a number of factors. These include your note density, pen type, pen pressure, typical lighting and a general tolerance of ghosts. Generally users can expect 5-10 reuses."

>>2789694
So basically, you're paying for the app. 5-10 uses and every time afterwards you'll have to pay another 30 bucks +pens. Doesn't seem worth

>>2789694
>I take a snapshot of my page and it digitizes it.

You mean like a scanner app?
which are free,
and have been around for years

>>2789696
>>2789698
Holy shit, I didn't even notice that. I feel dumb now.

>>2789709
I have a scanner, but I have no idea how to take a scanned drawing and turn it into a purely black and white pixelated image.

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34KB, 770x433px

>>2789733
a mobile camera isnt gonna do a better job at scanning than a scanner.

just get a Lenovo Yoga Book

>>2789733
http://www.insidescanlation.com/etc/The-Idiots-Guide-to-Editing-Manga/guide/cleaning/level.html

>>2789662
I don't mean to sound like a smartass, but why not get an actual scanner?
I have a CanoScan Lide 120 that's cheap and it works like a charm, and it costs like 60$. From what I understand you can only use black pens on that book, and a scanner will get black lines perfectly at 1200 DPI. The only difference you get with a more expensive scanner is with color, but I scan watercolor with mine and it's pretty high fidelity.

>>2789733
Tons of people I know use their phones for scanning. This is just a distraction for you to procrastinate actually doing art.

If you draw well, any scanning will do (including mobile phones). Stop procrastinating and do some art, today.