Most student netbook users probably drop cash on Microsoft Office or go for OpenOffice for notetaking purposes. However, the new PerfectNotes software may prove to be a superior solution.
Rachel Rehm, VP of PerfectNotes Corp., says that PerfectNotes will fill a void for netbook users:
"Netbook computers are popular because of their low price and small size, but they are short on software that can run on them. As they come, netbooks are really only practical for surfing the Web. When I got my netbook, I was delighted at the size, but there wasn't much I could do with it. After installing PerfectNotes® note taking software, it became much more useful. Now I take it with me wherever I need to take notes."
PerfectNotes has a sound recording mechanism that uses "a unique way of cross linking a real-time sound recording with a visual timeline of the class," showing when in a recording you took your notes. Students can bookmark moments in a recording for instant review later, allowing for a more engaged review when students need it most.
You can download a free demo of PerfectNotes at www.perfectnotes.com and convert to the full version for only $30.
Via PRWeb.
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