Has anyone tried the old cross stylus from the tabletpc days? I have one I used with my HP TC1100 and would love to use it instead of paying the extra $80. I also have two other stylus that came with different tablets that I'm going to take to best buy and try out. Please let me know if anyone has tried any other active digitizer stylus yet.
No luck with my Monoprice tablet pen
I'm not sure but I went on N-trig website, and as far as I understand they only sell their Pens to OEM manufacturers, not to the public
I bought mine at best, I think expansys has it for $59.99 if I'm not mistaken.
The N-Trig stylus for the HP Slate 500 and the new Fujitsu Q550 windows 7 tablet pcs will work on the Flyer. I have not been able to get the HTC stylus as my best buy does not have it and I don't think it is available online yet. So I am using those stylus and they work perfectly except only have the highlight button and not the erase button.
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The N-Trig stylus for the HP Slate 500 and the new Fujitsu Q550 windows 7 tablet pcs will work on the Flyer. I have not been able to get the HTC stylus as my best buy does not have it and I don't think it is available online yet. So I am using those stylus and they work perfectly except only have the highlight button and not the erase button.
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How's the palm rejection? Are there options to control the N-Trig digitizer like on the HP Slate or the Fujitsu? For example, if I set my Slate to "auto," it only accepts pen input until I double tap with my finger.
Palm Rejection flat out sucks. It does not seem to disable the capacitive buttons
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Palm Rejection flat out sucks. It does not seem to disable the capacitive buttons
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Are there any options to control the N-Trig digitizer?
Palm rejection as it is usually talked about is perfect for me--but the capacitive button can be a hassle. If you touch the screen with the pen first, I think it disables the capacitive buttons too. I can touch with pen and then write and drag my hand all over the capacitive buttons and have no effect. If I do not touch with pen first, then it can be a problem.
I tested again. Once pen touches and you are writing the capacitive buttons do not work. I even pressed them directly with my other hand and got no effect.
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Palm rejection as it is usually talked about is perfect for me--but the capacitive button can be a hassle. If you touch the screen with the pen first, I think it disables the capacitive buttons too. I can touch with pen and then write and drag my hand all over the capacitive buttons and have no effect. If I do not touch with pen first, then it can be a problem.
I tested again. Once pen touches and you are writing the capacitive buttons do not work. I even pressed them directly with my other hand and got no effect.
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I have had the same experience. I will say it seems that you have to either touch the pen to the screen or put the pen really close before palm rejection even happens. I've become accustom to resting my hand on the bezel and then starting to right.
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The N-Trig stylus for the HP Slate 500 and the new Fujitsu Q550 windows 7 tablet pcs will work on the Flyer. I have not been able to get the HTC stylus as my best buy does not have it and I don't think it is available online yet. So I am using those stylus and they work perfectly except only have the highlight button and not the erase button.
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CompUSA has the Q550 Stylus Part number FPCPN36AP for $23.99 http://www.compusa.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7108491&CatId=215
No luck using my old Windows Styli.
A.T. Cross stylus does not work
Lenovo X43(?) stylus does not work.
Fujitsu Lifebook 5010 stylus does not work either.
HTC magic stylus does not work on the above Fujitsu either.
bummer
The Flyer's stylus is an active digitizer. That's why it's battery-powered. The ones that come on tablet notebooks these days often use Wacom's digitizer, which doesn't require a battery (so the screen is supplying the signal that the pen interacts with).
The last tablet pc that I used that used a similar battery-powered digitizer was HP's TC1100. That's the only other stylus that has any chance of working. (edit: stupid me, see post below.)
N-trig battery operated pens will work. The pens for the HP Slate 500, and the Fujitsu Q550 and Motion CL900 should all work. Fujitsu pen is easiest to order and is much much cheaper than HTC pen. It does not have the erase button though.
Fujitsu pen on HP Slate 500
I see that Fujitsu's pen with the part number FPCPN36AP is mentioned. Does anybody know if it works with the HP Slate 500? I am considering using one of those instead of the stock pen because:
1. It is not battery-operated.
2. Battery-operated pens seem to have a high failure rate. The frustration that this causes is demonstrated well by Flying Bear Entertainment's game Insaniquarium.
My fpcpn36ap requires a battery.
That is odd because I contacted Fujitsu directly and was informed that that pen is made of plastic and is not battery-operated.
Has anyone tried the pen from a Wacom Cintiq display?
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Has anyone tried the pen from a Wacom Cintiq display?
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N-trig and wacom are going head to head on pen technology. It would surprise me if any wacom pens work with the Flyer... But it would be worth a shot.
Not Reverse Compatible
They are not reverse compatible. The tablet PC that I used prior to the HP slate 500, uses Wacom's technology and my father tested this.
Thought I read that since that Wacom tablet stylus / pens would work on the Note. My bamboo one does not
My older Intuos tablet pen doesn't work, either... However, the pen for my Motion Computing LE1600 (also a Wacom screen) does work.
The pen from my HP 2730p works great. The more interesting part though is that the back of the pen (eraser) works as well! so you can just flip it around and do a little erasing real quick, I did not have to tweak any settings to achieve this, it just works. This is surprising considering the S Pen has no such ability.
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I tried 2 stylus (the jot pro and a 3M stylus) but both do not work. Regardless whether i I am using screen protector or not, the screen does not sense the stylus at all. Have you guys got the same issue?
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I tried 2 stylus (the jot pro and a 3M stylus) but both do not work. Regardless whether i I am using screen protector or not, the screen does not sense the stylus at all. Have you guys got the same issue?
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I don't own it and it doesn't support Stylus.
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Yes it works. I tried a cheap on I got from eBay and it works
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I tried 2 stylus (the jot pro and a 3M stylus) but both do not work. Regardless whether i I am using screen protector or not, the screen does not sense the stylus at all. Have you guys got the same issue?
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XTZ does not support active styluses like s-pen from samsung, it can only detect a passive stylus...
passive styluses don't come with a fine edge so don't think that any decent work can be done with the stylus like writing notes or something.
Any standard capacitive stylus should work with it, and I find ASUS' stylus headset and a cheap stylus both work. Pressure sensitive types that require bluetooth may be problematic.
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I tried 2 stylus (the jot pro and a 3M stylus) but both do not work. Regardless whether i I am using screen protector or not, the screen does not sense the stylus at all. Have you guys got the same issue?
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Any capacitive stylus _should_ work. I recommend the Wacom Bamboo Solo stylus. It's pretty good, but still not as good as an active stylus like the ones the Samsung Note series uses.
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I want to fidn a nice stylus to use in place of the spen. I am not looking for anything fancy, just something that is comfortable, and has an eraser.
Prior postings recommend the Bamboo Create, the lp170es.
However, i cam accross an intuos stylus, model lp180es. Seemingly, same setup, higher model number.
Lp 170es http://www.amazon.com/WACOM-Bamboo-...&qid=1415381577&sr=8-10&keywords=wacom+stylus
Lp180es http://www.amazon.com/Intuos-Pen-To...8&qid=1415381577&sr=8-9&keywords=wacom+stylus
I cannot find any direct cmoparison between these two, and all information seems to show they hve same pressure levels, both have eraser, and only difference is look and a slight bulge on the grip for the lp180es.
I ALSO READ THAT THE INTUOS STYLI DO NOT WORK ON NOTE TABLETS, AND THE LP170ES IS GHE CREATE BUT THE 180 IS INTUOS.
Any thoughts? Anyone tried either or both?
Will the tablet recognize the eraser?
Intuos won't work, that much I can confirm straight away. Intuos tablets use an entirely different kind of technology. And because I've tried it with all my Intuos pens.
There is a special Bamboo Stylus Feel for Galaxy Note. I don't know if the other Bamboo Styli work, as I already own that one.
So this is the only one I can find that works on the Note Pro Pro 12.2, but I heard on this forum and Amazon that the offset is bad on the Note Pro 12.2 (so the input is inaccurate because of the huge offset)
http://www.amazon.com/Fujitsu-Digit...p/B00791UTH2/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8
Is there any stylus with two programmable buttons AND an eraser that works well with the Note Pro 12.2?
Hi, have you find online if the pen you're talking about has the internal screws so you can adjust the offset and sensitivity?
I have checked out some of the DIY capacitive pens but none of them have any elegant means of producing a fine tip s-pen stylus. I have played with note 2, 3 and note pro pens. Even tried a note 1. I even did the insertion of the note3 pen into a Bic Pen sleeve to provide girth to the pen.
Those of us who do technical design or any kind of drawing on the note pro have been suffering with that miserable excuse of a pen that Samsung provided. You would think that Wacom or Pentel or any company in the field would properly address this issue.