Is there any fine tip ones which can help writing using notes app?
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I have not tried the stylus for writing using the inotes app, but it is sure worth a try because this is the best stylus for iphone (it is not as effective for ipad).
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Specifically from New Trent? Not that I'm aware of. I use the New Trent one for taking notes myself and its accurate for me. You might want to try Adonit Jot Pro for supreme accuracy.
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The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with it as with paper now. Hope that helps!
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Not that I know of. Both of my styluses have a rubber tip about the size of the tip of your pinkie finger. I would suspect they're that size so that your device (Kindle, iPad, etc.) can "sense" being pressed by a finger or some simulation of a finger.
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I have also purchased Apple New iPad iPad2 iPhone Stylus Styli Pen Stylet Griffel -DAGi Pen P507 which is a fine tip that works well. It has a small piece of plastic on the tip that allows it to be used like a pen on the touch screen.
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I use the styli from Adonit for writing on an iPad. It creates the finest lines because it has a small steel ball tip which is covered by a small plastic disk. It works well for writing but if you are tapping a lot the constant tapping noise becomes annoying.
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The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with it as with paper now. Hope that helps! The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with... » Read More The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with it as with paper now. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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i recommend the Galaxy Note Genuine Wacom Touch Pen 8pi Stylus (ET-S200EBEG) - Black
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Hi A. Held! The Friendly Swede here:-) Apologies for the late reply, we're cleaning house on questions and noticed we missed yours! I would describe it as soft and pliable, not a firm writing tip. We do have some that are more firm for writing though, I'd be happy to show you some other options. Let me know if I can help you further at this link:
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Anybody knows any good handwriting note taking app for lenovo ideapad k1? So far i have tried 7-8 different handwriting notetaking apps, but most of them did not give satisfactory results. I am a college student and i really wnat eliminate weight of my backpack by using etextbooks and note taking apps. Also, anybody knows any good stylus for ideapad k1 for note taking apps? I tried amazonebasic stylus but most of the time when i m writing, it leaves dots and scattered lines instead of letters. I will really appriciate you help.
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I recently purchased these. I use them for note taking in Penultimate App and I like this tip better than the one that came with the stylus. It is a little bit harder (not as soft as the old one that came with the stylus) but I find it easier to write with, not sure about drawing.
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Yes, but only if you down load a note app from google play. There are lots of free note apps available.
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I know they have apps that might work at taking notes for class. It's sort of a small tablet for that I would consider something a little larger for myself.
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You can purchase either a stand alone wireless keyboard or a case with one attached to it. This would work for note taking in class as long as you had the room to have the keyboard. A lot of students have switched to using a Chromebook. Might want to look into the Chromebook option.
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Sure, I take notes with them all the time. Just remember it is a marker and not a regular pen so it is a little thicker.
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MS word, powerpoint and onenote all support handwriting. Thus you don't need third party apps for your office temps.
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Hi Meg! While these might work for some with note taking, my recommendation would be our thin tipped pens or our fiber tipped pens (even the fiber tips with the same wider tip like these here would be more responsive than the rubber of the same diameter). You can see both options here:
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You can use a capactive stylus like the adonit jot pro with it - works well.
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I use one note all the time haha. It works well for school as I am a university student.
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you need a application, such as Annotation. You can open PDF file on that application and add notes on it. And I believe this device is good enough for taking note. But it's hard to write small size words. And also you need to optimize window system. (you can find how to optimize on forum web sites.
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I think the Wacom Bamboo stylus is preferable for note writing. The amPen nib does drag on a Zagg screen-protected iPad where the Bamboo does not.
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It has the ability to have MS office on it, or a less aggressive free program call open office, which you can get on the internet. Either of those would work really well for taking notes. It is absolutely perfect for taking notes. You will want to keep in mind that it is a smaller keyboard because it's a netbook. But if you have average sized hands, you shouldn't have any trouble. I really like mine, but my hands are just too big.
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Switch out rubber tip on S pen for plastic (rubber catches when trying to write notes).