For modern electronic devices, there are so-called digital pens, i.e. "digtial pens". These look similar to another, analogue writing instrument, but do not usually write on paper, but are intended for use on a mobile device or its display. My experience with them is that you cannot write or draw in the same way as with analogue pens. However, the devices are able to recognise handwriting and reproduce it in standard script, which can be very practical. Or the writing can be stored digitally and easily passed on, etc. So which is better? The analogue or the digital pen? I think you have to decide according to the situation. It's the same with many other things in life: instead of playing one off against the other, you can also consider opposing approaches as complementary. So I wish you this complementary rather than mutually exclusive view for your situation.
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