Definition: The term "sedigitated" refers to a specific type of digital device that is primarily used for reading and writing on paper. It was created by Japanese electronics company Sony in 1983, and it has since become a popular choice for people who prefer traditional handwriting and manual typing. The term "sedigitated" is often used to describe a typeface or font that is characterized by its use of lines and characters in the form of lines and dots rather than letters or symbols.