Thanks for this, very useful. From what I know all iPads and Android tablets have pressure sensitive apps and touch screens and you can buy a stylus that suppo

Thanks for this, very useful. From what I know all iPads and Android tablets have pressure sensitive apps and touch screens and you can buy a stylus that supports it as well. I've an Asus Transformer Prime TF201. Runs Android. Nice enough for certain kinds of drawing, but no pressure-sensitive screen. Perhaps now they all have this, but it wasn't standard a few years ago. Markers looks like an interesting hack; I will give that a try. I've yet to find an Android drawing program that gets everything right though. What makes the Surface 3 so appealing is that I've already some Windows apps I'm happy with for Wacom-driven drawing. Running those on a tablet would be ideal.