I disagree - the experience of writing with the pen, on the screen is totally not the same as writing on a Wacom tablet. The pen can also be used as an ultra-p

I disagree - the experience of writing with the pen, on the screen is totally not the same as writing on a Wacom tablet. The pen can also be used as an ultra-portable mouse replacement - it fixes the "fat fingers problem" that plagues most touch screen interfaces and allows precise clicks, right-clicks and HOVERS which makes using multi level menus a breeze. Regarding cross-browser annotations, that's something developers need to fix, :wink:, :wink: I leave you with the mention of Staffpad[0], an amazing app for composing music which combines pen, touch, and some heavy processing into an amazing experience. [0] http://hanselminutes.com/473/developing-staffpad-a-new-class-of-music-notation-application-with-dr-matthew-tesch http://hanselminutes.com/473/developing-staffpad-a-new-class...