Have you ever found yourself in need of a whiteboard? Sure you can squeeze a square of paper, but it’s not the same as interacting with someone on a whiteboard. Of course, there are lots of unstable whiteboards, but the complaint with them is that it’s nonetheless other thing to bring around. Enter the DrawTop .

The DrawTop is an innovative origination that turns the tip of your laptop (a formerly new space) in to a whiteboard.

When we initial listened about it (I work with its creator, Ryan Mitchell) we figured it was more gimmicky and wasn’t unequivocally something that I’d use for an lengthened amount of time. However, after only a day of having it on my 11″ MacBook Air, I’m anticipating it to be very useful, and I’m moreover getting a lot of people revelation me how innovative it is.

The DrawTop itself comes with a pack that includes 4 Expo dehydrated erase markers of not similar colors, a microfiber erase cloth, and glue velcro dots, for attaching your markers to the laptop, if desired.

As you can see from the cinema below, it doesn’t take divided from the look of the laptop as ample as you would expect, and it’s obviously a lot of fun to have a diagram aspect existing at any time.

The DrawTop is labelled affordably at $10, or $14 for two vinyl whiteboards.

You can buy the DrawTop right away at TheDrawTop.com .

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