Can you leave your hand on the tablet while you write, similar to the Boogie Boards?
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It is the structure which cannot react easily even if a palm touches a screen. And autosave of the written contents is carried out. Is it good by such an answer? Studio circus Akira Katori
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Yes, even more easily than with the boogie board. With the boogie board almost any pressure results in a mark. With the sharp tablet you really need the stylus to leave a mark.
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Certain apps can do exactly want you want, I suggest getting Noteshelf on the App Store, it's an awesome note taking app (I use it and I absolutely love it) you can download your PDFs and add additional pages to it. As for this stylus, noteshelf has a palm rejection feature that syncs to the stylus and it's awesome, you can write while having your palm resting on the screen. But make sure you disable multi tasking gestures. It's really neat, Palm rejection works so great I had no problems whatsoever.
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no. it's very all over the place. writing with it looks like kindergarten writing. also, the software that comes with it is practically a virus. very hard to delete. i only recommend the mouse part for short notes.
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In my opinion, yes. The included pen is very responsive to the tablet's screen. You also have access to many different note-taking apps on the Play Store. If you have excellent handwriting, by all means, go digital!
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Yes..However it is the TABLET that is sensative & tempermental....With or without the pen...I personally LIKE the pen because it ONLY hits the keys you want...UNLIKE your finger..
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I have been able to use mine quite well with a Stylus. Mine isn't too slow to my way of thinking.
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Yes, you can mount it as an ordinary block device. Also, you can use it as a digitizer (i.e., like a wacom tablet) to draw on your screen in real time (https://github.com/jbedo/boogiesync-tablet), including pressure sensitivity, clicking by tapping and moving cursor by hovering the pen just over the surface.
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You can set it to ignore your palm, so you may use the stylus to take notes, even if your palm is touching the screen. A boon to left-handed people like myself.
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Yes it can. I find that the ability to right-click is a bit clumsy, but because I have arthritis and tendinitis pretty bad in both arms, everything's a little clumsy to me. I hate surfing with the tablet pen and usually drop it for the mouse (which, the way I have things set up, is not overly inconvenient). However, if I'm just, say, switching to open reference tabs or scrolling or there's not a lot of work involved in Interneting with it, I do it with the tablet pen. That said, if you're going to have to type something in a search engine, it's almost easier to just put the pen down and use the mouse since you have to put the pen down anyway to type. This assumes that you have enough USB slots that you can leave a mouse plugged into your PC/laptop. I wouldn't recommend a lot of extra surfing online with the pen, though: because of its weight I think it could cause more harm than good by overuse. For comfort/ergonomic safety's sake, keep surfing to a minimum! But the short answer to your question is: yes!
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I would not expect THIS stylus to work on any other type of tablet. It has a smooth but HARD point and same goes for the other end. Tablets look for a soft touch. You would be better off using your finger than this hard pointed stylus. It works just great on the Boogie Board. There are many other styluses with soft touch tops at reasonable prices here on Amazon to choose from.
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Yes you can. They offer a performance pack as well with a slightly better stylus. http://www.rega.co.uk/rp1-performance-pack.html
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It is a pen that works with the screen of the tablet so instead of using your finger, you could use the pen instead.
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No... You can draw, write a note and when your are done press the button and it erases. There is no place to connect to other devices print or copy and you can not replace the batteries. When the battery goes about 100,000 erases... the unit is no good anymore.I originally purchased one to take notes by the phone and found our grandchildren liked it so much that I purchased one for each, and one for each or the youth ushers at church. Purchased 10 so far in the past year. They all love it, but it not a replacement for a tablet or a laptop.
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Not on my nexus 10. The point is smaller than a traditional stylus, but my nexus 10 doesn't do good free hand notes with any stylus.
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Please forgive the long delay in my response but I have been away from my PC. In answer to your question there is only one button in the pen roughly about where you would rest your forefinger while writing.Regards David.
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No, you will have to use a capacitive stylus. It gets the job done in One Note but no palm rejection. I agree you can't beat a digitizer pen.
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You do not have to touch the tablet but in some circumstances it is faster when you use them together. If you are just typing a document then the keyboard is totally independent. Hope that helps.