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On 2012-09-02 22:24, nemesis wrote:
> Tim Cook <z99### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>> Ditto. Only thing that'd be be better is if it were thinner, and had
>> higher resolution.]]
>
> isn't that merely a desktop PC with a touch screen layer upon the screen
> display?
Actually, I'm not so much into wanting touch, unless it's smart enough
to know that I'm laying my hand on the thing while drawing with the
stylus. Though being able to use the smudge tool with my finger would
be cool.
> it's Surface, isn't it?
Think so, yeah.
> I still prefer my wacom "tablet". It feels like paper. Writing on glass is not
> that fun.
The good Tablet PCs use Wacom for their interface...the last Wacom
tablet I used that was separate was the Graphire (original series), and
I've never used anything more advanced, since that's basically what's
inside Tablet PCs, functionality-wise. 256 levels of pressure, no
tilt/direction sensing.
I hear the textured tablet surfaces chew through nibs like candy. I've
never replaced my Tablet PC stylus nib yet...
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Tim Cook
http://empyrean.sjcook.com
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