Well if taking down notes is really you’re thing, then this is the pen for you. Writing down notes and scribbling your way around chunks of notebooks may be a serious task but once you tried Logitech’s new IO2 pen, writing will never be the same again. Based on the same Anoto technology used by Nokia and Sony Ericsson this little whooper still packs the same as those found in mobile phones. The down side of this pen is that you have to use it on a special digital paper develop by Anoto. It may be disappointing news to some but the quality of the notes is excellent that even the tiniest move of your hand is captured with accuracy.

With the use of the special paper supplied by Anoto, instructions are clearly stated in the boxes that give you instruction on what to do when you finish writing with your digital pen. For example, on thejotter pad, there’s an instruction there stating, to line at the bottom. If you fill this up with your email address it will box marked as email. Your note will automatically be sent to your email application after you dock the pen.

Logitech also included a built in handwriting recognition software that helps user to recognize even the childish of our handwritings. We opted to do a little bit of training but we never thought that it would recognize our gibberish handwriting but in fact it did played out well without the hassle of training it all.

All in all, the Logitech I02 was superb. At first we were skeptical about how it would perform but in the end it dominated with flying colors. The very great thing about this pen is the impressive handwriting recognition that made us jump out from our seats.

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