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Is it possible to use a stylus on a capacitive touchscreen? (perhaps by ensuring it has the same capacitance as a finger - a small finger). I found editing mad
by 6ren 15y ago
Is it possible to use a stylus on a capacitive touchscreen? (perhaps by ensuring it has the same capacitance as a finger - a small finger).
I found editing maddening on an iPad because of the inaccuracy. You can roll your finger to adjust the cursor position, and the magnifying window helps, but it's not as good as simple cursor keys (disclaimer I was just trying it out in an apple store, so there may be ways around this problem that I don't know of).
- d_r 15y agoYou can. For example, this one by Wacom: http://www.amazon.com/Bamboo-Stylus-for-iPad-CS100K/dp/B004VM0SE6 http://www.amazon.com/Bamboo-Stylus-for-iPad-CS100K/dp/B004V... (Disclaimer: I haven't tried it yet. Would be interesting to hear others' feedback.)
- chc 15y agoAlthough they make them, I'm pretty sure capacitative screens don't have the kind of precision you want from a stylus.