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Most modern iPads do get written on them though, it's just not Windows based I guess. And iPad get more and more features to really write on them a lot.

• rsynnott 2y ago
  Hrm, I'm actually curious about that. I've had three iPads over the last 14 years; I've never written on any of them. The feature didn't exist for the first two (the first iPad that could use a stylus came out five years after the first iPad, and even then it was only the niche Pro line for a few years), and I never got a stylus for the most recent one. I've never actually _seen_ anyone use an iPad by writing on it; perhaps it's something that people only do in the privacy of their own homes.
  • Rinzler89 2y ago
    >I've never actually _seen_ anyone use an iPad by writing on it I go to a cafe in the university district where a lot of young students hang out and see many hand writing and drawing on their iPads.
    • rsynnott 2y ago
      Huh, maybe it's a demographic thing; as a certified Old Person, I just tap it or use a keyboard/trackpad case.
      • Rinzler89 2y ago
        That's what I'm saying, it definitely is a demographic thing. Some people want their ipads to replace their paper notebooks to, not just their laptops.