Originally Posted by Heaviside

Great analysis, as usual, jsh1120, but I think you made a small "glitch": I think the Dagi is pretty poor. It is much like the Jot, but was quite ineffective when I tested it. With the conductive grease, the Jot is again my favorite for pure handwriting, with the iFaraday topping the list for multifunctional use.

Duh...Not sure whether to put it down to premature Alzheimer's or simple fat fingering, but yes, of course, I meant to say that you preferred the Jot to the Dagi. I'm inclined to agree on your assessment, as well. Have to say, though, that I don't get nearly enough practice with "pure handwriting." After so many years of typing and my current lifestyle where a keyboard is almost always at hend when I need to take any extensive notes, I typically revert to entering typed notes.

Just when you lost all hope someone came out with this stylus that attaches to a variety of pens plus it has a fine point.

http://more-real.com/




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I thought ipads only work with the heat of one's hand and fingertips. New info for a newbie like me.

Originally Posted by zipur

Just when you lost all hope someone came out with this stylus that attaches to a variety of pens plus it has a fine point.

More/Real - Stylus Caps: Turn your pen into a touchscreen stylus.

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Don't see the "fine point." It's a cap that fits over the barrel of some common pens with a standard rubber tip but not, as far as I can tell, anything more than that. Am I missing something?

My mistake, you are rift its not thin, I was to quick to post. As I understand the size is pre-determined because there needs to be a certain amount of contact for the screen to detect the input.

The nice thing about the "Cap" idea is that you can change the pen you are using so you have the most comfortable natural stylus around. And the tips are replaceable.

Back to the point. A quick google of fine tip stylus will show that a bunch of these are in the pipeline so I hope we see a good one soon.
Hopefully this will make up for my mis-post

"Estylo 1.1 from Plai for sketching.I think , E.stylo is indeed with no doubt the most accurate capacitive stylus available in global market,which works without any direct electronic support or radio frequency support."
YouTube it

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I offer you this one, quite smooth.

Stylus Pen

poor price but high quality..