MacVoices #25035: CES – Nuwa
We first met Marc Tuinier, the “Chief Pen Salesman” of Nuwa two years ago when their Nuwa Pen was more of an idea than a product. Two years later Nuwa had a product that is almost ready to ship and a booth on the show floor at CES in Las Vegas. Nuwa Pen lets you write on any piece of paper and capture what you wrote wirelessly and digitally to your iPhone, effectively giving you two copies. Marc shows us how it works, how their handwriting recognition can make the digital copy into text, and why nothing quite completely replaces analog writing.
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