[AG-TECH] electronic whiteboards

[John Shalf]

Right,
and graphics tablets as an input device are mostly independent of the 
whiteboard application itself.  I can use a mouse to scribble on 'wb' or 
I can use my Wacom driver or I can use the e-beam mouse.  So the input 
device (as a topic of discussion) is separate from the issue of the 
software infrastructure to share our scribbling...

-john

On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 10:54  AM, bernholdtde at ornl.gov wrote:

> On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 08:46:08 -0700  Jay Beavers wrote:
>> Writing on whiteboards with mice is a bit of an exercise in 
>> frustration,
>
> But graphics tablets, which substitute for mice are easier (it still
> takes some getting used to however) and can be had for $100-200 and
> up.  Tablet PCs would be better, but cost O(10x) more.
> --
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