Whiteboards

Think Board teamed up with Rocketbook to create a “smart” version of its peel-and-stick whiteboard. When you’re done taking notes, use the Rocketbook app to digitize your whiteboard and send it to your cloud service of choice. You can even add searchable titles.

The new Mini Wipebook Scan is a small whiteboard notebook that works best with its complementary mobile app. The app automatically crops the book and lets you share your work via email or your cloud service of choice. It has both ruled pages and graphed pages.

One of Google’s lesser known products is this 55″ 4K digital whiteboard, designed to make brainstorming ideas across the globe easier, faster, and more fun. The Verge went hands on with this cool new collaboration tool. The initial software seems imperfect, but it’s still slick.

Think Board’s removable decals transform any smooth surface into a reusable dry erase whiteboard. They won’t leave a sticky residue when removed, and come in a variety of sizes, as well as a calendar format. A much cheaper alternative to IdeaPaint Clear.

Like the Wipebook, all of Anew’s 40 pages are coated with a compound that lets you use dry erase markers on them. It has a monthly layout, a weekly layout, a checklist and a goal progress tracker.

MC Squares are modular whiteboards which can be arranged into just about any shape or size, and can be carried individually so you can jot down ideas on the go, then bring them back to the office. Cork and Chalkboard tops also available.