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May 22 2011, 11:40pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Livescribe today announced Livescribe Connect for the Echo and Pulse smartpens. With Livescribe Connect you can send your handwritten notes and recorded audio, as an interactive pencast, to the people and online applications of your choice, directly from paper. Livescribe also announced a new entry-level pen product with the affordable 2GB Echo smartpen starter pack for $99.95.
To use Livescribe Connect, a consumer simply draws a line and writes the name of the desired destination, for instance Evernote or Facebook, then taps the pages or circles sections of a page to send. The next time the smartpen is docked to a computer, the notes and audio are automatically sent as a pencast.
People can also use Livescribe Connect within Livescribe’s free desktop software - simply drag and drop pages of notes to Connector icons to quickly send or share them.
Livescribe supports the following connectors:
Livescribe Connect is available for download now on the Livescribe site. The Connect Basic version is free for Pulse and Echo 2GB pen users. The Connect Premium is free for all 4GB, 8GB and 8GB Echo Pro Pack Customers.
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