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#277337 8-Oct-2020 15:24
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I'm used to being able to quickly draw diagrams etc. on a whiteboard at work during discussions with colleagues, and now that I'm working from home I want to find a device to use as a virtual whiteboard while on calls.

 

Does anyone have experience/recommendations for a device with a good pen that's comfortable to use and is easy to draw diagrams, flow charts etc?  Which (Windows) software do you use?  I've been wondering about a Surface Pro/Book or perhaps a Wacom Cintiq.  Are the non-display Wacom tablets intuitive to learn how to use for this non-artistic type of work (looking at the monitor while drawing with the pen on a tablet)?

 

Does anyone have a device for sale?


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  #2581656 8-Oct-2020 22:01
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Also, on the software side of things, the Whiteboard built into Windows 10 supports collaboration and is super easy to use, hit Win+W and click the Whiteboard button in the bottom right of your main screen

 

 





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