FCC checks out eXo Bluetooth pen
ULTRA Products of Miami has just sent their eXo Bluetooth pen to the FCC, where it will connect to a computer thanks to a Bluetooth link, with an internal motion sensor that enables it to be used on a wide range of surfaces. This will be different from other pen input devices since it will not require both a pen and a tablet surface to work. Other hardware speifications include frequently accessed buttons such as page up/down, a scroll wheel, and right/left mouse buttons. With an integrated laser pointer, you can be sure those who tend to carry out a whole lot of presentations will find it a nifty for their notebooks. We do hope that its internal battery is able to last the distance though.
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