Great tablets have got a set of new templates to enhance your productivity

Digital laptops It is a group that still divides opinion. For those who use it, they cannot be without them. For those who do not do it, the idea of ​​using an electronic device to re -create a paper writing experience only raises one question – why not only use actual paper?

Well, there are some convincing reasons. For one reason, digital tablets generally provide a kind of synchronization, which means that you can write something on your digital tablet and then pull it easily at a later time on your computer or phone. Then there is a handwriting recognition, which allows you to convert your written notes into a text that you can copy to digital documents. All of these are convincing features, which we referred to during a review Note 2 tablets And color upgrade Great paper Pro.

But there is another reason, perhaps it cannot be appreciated: the ability to use any kind of paper you want without having to keep this paper in the stock. Want a lined paper? Sure. Do you need a graphic paper for some mathematics problems? You also got it, along with the leafy paper and even empty leaves if this is your thing.

This brings me back to wonderful. My main problem in its devices was that it is not really offered Which – which Many types of digital paper. Search on the Internet for “noticeable molds” and you will find all kinds of third parties trying to fill this place, some are free and some drawings. Most of these PDF files, while some are asking you to break your device to add it as molds. I used more than these solutions, and its presence indicates the number of people looking for more types of paper from their wonderful disk.

Fortunately, a great person seems to be attention. The company recently launched Wonderful waysWhich is now part of Wonderful delivery subscription. This provides a collection of both dums for the wonderful notebooks and specially designed PDF files. To start, you just need to go to the site and browse.

With permission from Justin Pot