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A portable screen that could recognise handwriting and immediately convert it into computer text (1988)

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Simpli-FI Life2 years ago

Along with a portable car battery.

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John2 years ago

It’ll never catch on

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cryptoisaac.pls2 years ago

I remember when “Vo-Sarah” was big in the hospitals and now everything‘s basically done on an iPhone. It’s kind of weird though because everyone just calls each other or text there’s not really face-to-face communication anymore I miss that about the older hospitals 🏥

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BLENDER SUSHI 🫶 X - 24/7 Blenderian2 years ago

My first encounter with a graphic stylus tablet I could draw was the one that displays it on TV. It was pretty amazing. It does not save the artwork into memory. This is way back tech from Japan before Wacom. Nowadays, there is iPad and Pencil.

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Sultan Vinegar2 years ago

Had an a Amstrad or Sinclair pocket one in the early 90's. £50. Electronic diary. Tandy.

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BadBanana2 years ago

They had this tech for that long!?! Imagine what they have now..

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JackPosts2 years ago

In 1988, handwriting recognition was impressive because it showed how computers could one day understand and process human handwriting, a big step for technology then.

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Yep my name is Guy 😊🌸🥕2 years ago

"normal joined up writing"... fast forward to 2024...

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Tᴇꜱʟᴀ ɴᴏᴛᴇ2 years ago

🤣🤣🤣

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