This Smart Notebook Digitizes Your Handwritten Notes in the Cloud

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Updated May 16, 2018 2:02PM EDT

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So you've embraced the cloud and — between your smartphone, smartwatch, and smart appliances — have nearly everything that can be synced, synced. The next step? Getting your handwritten notes to the cloud with a smart notebook, like the Rocketbook Wave. This reusable notebook turns handwritten notes into digital files as soon as you're done jotting them down. Using image capture technology, the accompanying app transmits your notes to compatible apps and cloud services like Google Drive, Evernote, and Dropbox. Once you've filled up all the pages, simply stick the notebook in the microwave to wipe it clean and ready for reuse. Just make sure to use the included Pilot FriXion pen to experience the zapping magic. Normally, the Rocketbook Wave retails for $27, but you can get it today for only $19.99.

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This Smart Notebook Digitizes Your Handwritten Notes in the Cloud