Oh. Will the keyboard respond to a stylus, such as a pen tip? Or, ONLY respond with a finger touch?
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Just with your fingers. But I heard that they have made a better one that has a finger mouse pad
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The keyboard will respond with stylus or pen tips. The Celluon is not the most efficient way of typing long pieces of text.
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Mine did not come with a stylus. You can probably get one, but the finger works fine. I love the interchange-ability to go from mouse pad to finger. It is a nice computer. I highly recommend it.
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Not sure about keyboard but IKnow the capacitive pen works,IDont see why a Bluetooth keyboard would not work that is if your tablet has Bluetooth.
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It is very thin, but unfortunately, I do not know if it works with a keyboard.
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Yes it does. come preloaded with windows keyboard. it has the option for a stylus mode. But doesnt come with the actually stylus
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The pen mouse only works on devices that can use a mouse. Most of the tablets that I've seen work with a pointing device.
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It does. Basically you touch the field / area where the text would be typed and an on screen keyboard will appear to type with.
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There were no smart stylus options of any sort ever with this computer AFAIK, but standard iPad variety generic stylus will work with the touch screen.
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Mine actually did come with a stylus ! However, I don't think it actually worked
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When I ordered this it included a keyboard and it has a stylus that slides into the lower back of the tablet case. It is not technically an s-pen put it work well with the tablet.
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The keyboard does but the touch pad does not. Works with my iPad2 so am guessing it will work with any of them
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I do not recall seeing "Touch Sensitive" any where in the description, the key(s) must be depressed to get a response. This isn't a professional level keyboard, the lighted keys are it's best feature, the display is not. I like mine.
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In answer to your questions, it is suppose to come with a stylus pen, but it was omitted with mine. The keyboard works very well. I've never had a problem with mine - no sticking keys or any connection problems.
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The tip basically registers as a fingertip. Your iPad2 doesn't have the ability to discern different levels of pressure or the size of a finger. The stylus would basically act as a replacement for your finger. The upside here is that you would then have a much easier time seeing what your doing and a more realistic feel to your highlighting activity.If you are looking for a device that actually cares about stylus pressure and responds by increasing size, look into getting a Microsoft Surface 2 (Pro) or 3. Drawing or painting on those devices is about as realistic as it gets.
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I also changed the set up to get the QWERT. Additionally I got a pen for touch screen, and it works. Otherwise I will use my little finger to type
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I think it work very well w a stylus. I put mine on as soon as I got my iPad and haven't taken it off. I have a regular and a fine point stylus and it responds as quickly to them as to my finger
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To be truthful, I haven't used the stylus. I have only used the chargers, but I'm assumingn it's for clicking on the keys on the Kindle pad itself when you are trying to type something?