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A bit off topic, but can someone comment on how the stylus works? I assume the "pressure sensitivity" comes from a sensor in the pen, and is wirelessly relayed
by jcampbell1 14y ago
A bit off topic, but can someone comment on how the stylus works? I assume the "pressure sensitivity" comes from a sensor in the pen, and is wirelessly relayed back to the device (bluetooth?). Is there something else that makes it more accurate than capacitive multi touch?
Is it possible to put a pressure sensitive stilus on an iPad with bluetooth and app support, or do you need different hardware?
- cnahr 14y agoDifferent hardware. The Surface Pro (and the Sony Vaio Duo which is the other Windows 8 convertible with a Wacom stylus) include an additional dedicated sensor grid for the stylus. The iPad and most other tablets (including Surface RT) can only use a capacitive stylus that emulates finger taps, and therefore is relatively inaccurate.
- niels_olson 14y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_tablet#Operation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_tablet#Operation