E-diary: It Stores your day, Scans your Matter Too

 

e-diary1 E-diary: It Stores your day, Scans your Matter TooSometimes, mere feel-free imagination and creativity can produce wonders that fit your pocket, yet can be flaunted in style. Yong Hwan Kwon has designed little e-diary that looks, chic, is new-age and meant to be flashed around.

In reality it is a multi-purpose gizmo, it is a phone, a canner, a notebook and a drawing board, all packed into a little case. In a way, it’s a blend of digital diaries and touch-screen mobile phones.


What’s so special about the seemingly ordinary gadget? Fix a printed paper, a greeting card, or maybe that important document you cannot flick, and it will scan it instantly.

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Call it a pocket-size scanner! Never heard of a scanner of this sort before. Certainly a far cry from those huge xerox and scanning machines we are so used to gaping at.

A version of stylus called the e-pan attached to it, can be used as a camera and also to store images. The e-diary’s primary purpose is of course that of a diary. To record daily experiences by using the e-pan.

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With the e-diary, you can message, and make video calls too.

Via: Coroflot

This entry was posted by author: Radhika on Saturday, February 21st, 2009 at 6:39 am and is filed under Gadgets, Shopping, You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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