@helencrozier I've been sitting on the fence about this since it first came out - what do you particularly enjoy about the system? I am currently flip-flopping between pen on paper, digitized by camera, and Evernote/Penultimate on the iPad Pro used with the Apple pencil.

@andreasduess my brain works better on paper. Despite wanting it all to be collected digitally I think there is a creative/memory disconnect for me when trying to write on anything other than pen and paper. I've tested the livescribe but that is a clunkier pen and process. The Neo smartpen turns on and off automatically and I love being able to choose different line thicknesses and colours. Moving pages or copying to other notebooks is a breeze too. There's a really nice calendar view on the app which gives links to all the notes you wrote on that day no matter which notebook! Having a different notebook for different purposes works. I have a personal journal (original moleskine not the new one) that I fill with my morning pages, goals and ideas. I then have a small memo pad that I carry with me at all times. I then also have a notebook for each big project I'm working on. However due to the ability of being able to move things around if I have an idea and I'm without the notebook I can put it into the memo book and transfer or I can just add a manual Evernote note via my phone so all the ideas are in one place. I hope that helps..... I thought I was going to go the way of the apple pencil but glass seems so cold compared to paper!!

@helencrozier Thanks. The calendar view sounds amazing. Only yesterday I was frantically searching for meeting notes, taken on paper, three weeks ago to finish a proposal. That's where Penultimate shines - I have Evernote create an automatic notebook for every meeting in my calendar (hurrah for IFTTT) - and then just save my Penultimate notes into that notebook, so I never miss anything. But I am not in love with the writing on glass sensation either, and much prefer pen on paper. There's also some fairly solid research out there that just the presence of a tablet on a table reduces the engagement of the people attending that meeting - electronics are a distracting presence.

@nease stores up to 1000 pages before needing to connect to the app similar to livescribe :-)

@gemmaangelina unfortunately not it needs the coded paper to send data into the pen. It will work with any Neo smartpen notebook and I would be hopeful that Moleskine will increase their range of compatible notebooks in the future.