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List:       newtontalk
Subject:    Re: [NTLK] Modern tablets and the stylus
From:       G Y <gyounk () mac512 ! com>
Date:       2010-11-06 15:59:53
Message-ID: D68D79E8-2F49-44B0-9E5E-01F76ABF656C () mac512 ! com
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I think modern tablets can still benefit from the stylus. I tested the pogo stylus back on May 2010 and it worked fairly well. The only drawback was, since I was used to an angle of the pen/pencil approach the pogo stylus scratched my iPad screen. I put an invisishield on it so that would not happen again. 

Sincerely,
G.

Sent from my iPhone 4

> 2010/11/4 Ryan <newtontalk@me.com>
> 
>> Looking back at the Knowledge Navigator, there wasn't a stylus.
>> 
>> But that's because of the AI built-in.  That smart assistant does all the
>> hard work for the user, and is a completely different paradigm of computing.
>> 
>> But modern tablets don't have anything close to that functionality.  And
>> even if they did, I think the stylus still has a place.  For instance,
>> drawing on-screen with a Photoshop desktop mirror, like the Wacom Cintiq.
>> 
>> The MS Courier is also a very interesting concept.
>> 
>> What do you all think about the stylus and modern tablets.  Does it have a
>> place today?
>> Thank you,
>> 
>> Ryan

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