Stylus Tablet Support
Users discuss stylus compatibility, pressure sensitivity, and performance for note-taking and drawing, comparing Wacom tablets, Apple Pencil, iPads, and Surface Pro devices. Core themes include desires for better pen input support in software or hardware.
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This is great! Any plans for apple pencil or wacom support?
Would be great if it worked with Wacom tablets.
Unless you want to use a stylus...
Anybody using this know if it works well for iPad + pencil for scribbling notes on published research papers?
Try a writing tablet like the Remarkable.
They could at least use a Wacom.
Seems to be the only one here with real stylus support - pressure sensitivity and draw with pen, pan with finger. Very nice!
yes. I bought a thinkpad tablet specifically for pen input. It's not bad but you need a wacom stylus, as it allows for a feature I call "pre-write cueing" that simulates a shadow/cursor of where you're about to write.You also need a retina display. You stare much closer at the screen when writing and notice the pixelation much more closely.
Which Wacom tablet should I get? Would an iPad be a better choice for note taking? How do Wacom and iPad compare hardware wise?
Jobs hated devices that are operated by a stylus. Apple made an accessory for drawing. Nothing's changed.