One of the best ways to capture innovative thoughts is to create a system for keeping notes in a safe, inbox-like location. Decide how often you want to review these ideas, and use the system to organize them in a systematic environment. Label files on your computer to make them easy to find and review.
Repaper
Repaper note pads and digital recorders let you take notes and sketch on the go. They work with any writing utensil, including a pencil, and digitize automatically. They also work with any size of paper and a magnetic ring to keep notes safe. The Repaper comes with a free pencil and is compatible with both Mac and Windows computers.
Likebook Ares-Note
The Likebook Ares-Note notepad and digital recorder is a great choice for people who are interested in taking notes on the go. It is a compact and affordable alternative to a notebook. Its 10.3-inch screen provides plenty of room for notetaking and editing your ebooks. You can also record your ideas and export them to a PC or edit PDF files. The tablet comes with a generic stylus that weighs just six grams and has 4,096 degrees of pressure sensitivity. It also features palm rejection technology.
The Likebook Ares-Note is powered by an 8-core processor with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage space. It has a 300-ppi display and warm and cool color temperatures. It also features a USB-C port and a 3200mAh battery. It weighs about 268 grams and has software to install Android apps.
Wacom
If you're an illustrator or writer, a Wacom notebook is the perfect tool. It lets you use any type of paper and pen and saves your work in a variety of formats, including JPG, PDF and PNG. It also has a feature to convert your writing to text for easy editing. Moleskine's Pen+ Ellipse Smart Writing Set is another excellent option. The company also sells more modest smart notebooks.