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Paper + pen.
Hands down the best combination. In fact, it's the preferred combination of writing for well over 400 years!!!
In all seriousness, I use my laptop to type my notes for every class other than math (pen and paper it is). I can't really read my handwriting during note taking as my brain moves faster than my hand does. -
@Stuxnet @RantSomeWhere I would type on the keyboard, if I knew how to write latex fast, and the lecture's actual language, since its not in my native/English language, in short it's tough and I don't have time to even try and improve typing in that language, in fear of missing the important stuff during a lecture, in short to me it's not currently an option because of my limited skill in that language
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@Revenger I second paper+pen.
But if you need it, I use a Wacom Intuos for Blender and ZBrush work, it's great. Barely any lag.
iPad + Apple pencil ONLY for note taking during lectures
Yay or nay?
Got any other combos that arent ms surface with a pen? (Bad experience cause of ssd failures)
Or what about those Wacom tablets? Are they even good in terms of pen to screen response latency?
Educate me if you saw me as an ignorant piece of f but are there any tablet with stylus pen support that are almost input-lag free like the apple pencil with iPad? I once tried it in the store and boi did it truly impress me, also I haven't seen anything else close to it, I tried the Samsung ones, they didn't look to me as fast as the apple pencils
Do you have like out-of-the-box ideas that are not pen and paper? Do write them down
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no i'm not a fanboy chill