can you use this on a tablet for a student that can;t seem to write out his papers in english
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I suggest you use the Dragon that can be downloaded from the Apple App store. This one is for Windows.
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cristian you have to ck with MS Specs. the pen was designed for Android systems I think. it has a small electronic package in it. go to frys and try out the bamboo pen which is speced for tablets.
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I am using the keyboard to type this note. The keyboard is on my lap, BUT the tablet is not. I do not think it is as easy to use as a true "laptop" setup. But does work very well when a table is handy, even if the table is very small and can only hold the tablet. When using the tablet on the run, I use the pop-up soft keyboard.
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You can as long as you have another specialized software, the tablet hasi its own software wich can help you, but i rather use it for drawings and design!
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I wouldn't suggest it, I haven't tried the reader since you could barely read the print on emails. The font was so grainy that the color appeared to be a light gray rather than black. Don't waste your money on this tablet. If it is used as a reader, then go for a nook or kindle. I also returned this tablet immediately!
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Yes you can speak to it and it will type it for you. You may have to download a free app to do it, but there are numerous free awesome ones. My favorite part about this tablet though that I should have mentioned in my review is that unlike a smartphone and like a computer it has a regular USB port for other keyboards and MICS, though there is a mini one already inside it. I haven't tested it yet to see how clearly it translates though. I'm not sure if you've ever heard of Ghost Writer but thats one option available through downloadable software or through an app.
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while I don't own this specific model, as far as I can tell it all depends on the programs you own, i myself use Microsoft One Note which works flawlessly with the tablet. The major issue with getting this computer is if you have an actual use for the touch screen. I'm learning a new language and the writing is simplified with the use of a tablet, It makes learning the new language several times easier. a) On the touch screens I've used, No you don't need alot of pressure. b) With good programs you can leave the handwriting as your own and read it digitally. Otherwise, It is a software limitation to recognize your handwriting and convert it into printed font. c) Again, Software issue, With One Note it is as simple as selecting the eraser and erasing. d) Well, its quite different, the feel is different on its on, you don't have the adhesion you want, and in certain cases, if you have "lag" your writing comes up after you actually passed the area (a slight delay when the writing actually shows up.) Well it is a lot easier to erase, and you dont have any eraser left overs after erasing. Hope it helps "Bones"
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English and the machine has options to allow for words to be shown and musical notes as well. Very easy to use and fun. Hope this helps
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I'm not sure you can use a different type of external keyboard besides Bluetooth. The onscreen keyboard is very good, but I know it's awkward to type on a flat surface. The tablet has a really pretty good writing-to-text function, so you could always just use that.
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No I don't think so....mine works an Introus 3.....better that you communicate with Wacom.....I've had many tablets and pens....and they are all different....Make sure they are compatible with your situation. RC
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It can be used like any stylus, I believe. My four year old uses it on the iPad On non- leapfrog apps.
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Not through Rosetta Stone. For 5 months I worked Rosetta Stone every day and it did not produce fluency of any kind. My previous post will tell you why. I purchased a language suite from "Transparent Language" a lot cheaper and much more productive and portable on my tablet.
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No, it would not work for that. There would, however, be some other assistive tech software and/or apps for 'text to speech' that would work with text on the computer, though. There are even things that let you scan text with an IPhone or IPod and transfer whole pages to the computer to have the computer read to you. (Those would not be practical for my student's use in her parochial school setting with limited computer availability yet, though, so I have not investigated them further yet.)
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You can but unwound prefer the Adonit Jot Touch 4 for that type of activity, I have found this one is best suited to note taking
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Yes, that would work fine with this tablet, in fact, when people complain to Wacom about the fact that they can't lift up the top to put something under it for tracing, they suggest placing under a clear sheet. It seems to have a pretty decent distance to which it can recognize the pen pressing down on it, but I haven't exactly measured it.
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Most likely, but this tablet does not have a lot of processing power, nor a lot of RAM to run processes. You'd have a better experience with a more advanced device.
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on youtube Lisa uploaded Wacom bamboo drivers on her Lenovo Thinkpad tablet and her stylus works much better, in fact perfectly (MobileTechReview) channel. check it out. has to have Pen digitizer. check out both videos.