Originally posted by: bharatwaja
The term stylus often refers to an input method usually used in PDAs, graphics tablets, Tablet PCs, and UMPCs. In this method, a stylus that secretes no ink touches a touch screen instead of a finger to avoid getting the natural oil from one's hands on the screen. It also improves precision of touch, allowing use of smaller interface elements.
Source: Wiki
So, yeah, pretty much just a simple piece of plastic. The Touch Screen is where all the magic is.
Originally posted by: techs
Thanks, I was wondering if you could use any stylus on any tablet?
Would you happen to know?
Originally posted by: techs
Originally posted by: bharatwaja
The term stylus often refers to an input method usually used in PDAs, graphics tablets, Tablet PCs, and UMPCs. In this method, a stylus that secretes no ink touches a touch screen instead of a finger to avoid getting the natural oil from one's hands on the screen. It also improves precision of touch, allowing use of smaller interface elements.
Source: Wiki
So, yeah, pretty much just a simple piece of plastic. The Touch Screen is where all the magic is.
Thanks, I was wondering if you could use any stylus on any tablet?
Would you happen to know?