Does the Vivo Tab Smart ME support a touch sensitive (Wacom) stylus like the Vivotab Note 8?
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No. You can get a generic stylus, but it is not better than using a finger (less smears perhaps).
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I use my stylus for both my android phine and tablet and it works on both. Hope this helps.
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Hi, no. These are just the nibs for the Wacom pen tool and not for tablet stylus.
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I dont know, becouse I have VIVO TAB SMART windows 8 and the cover is perfect for my tablet. Good By
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I don't know. It is compatible with Wacom Feel It technology; this link will tell you about it. http://www.wacom.com/en/us/overlays/feel-it-overlay
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Yoga does not support wacom technology which uses pressure sensitive stylus, but you can still use capacitive stylus, just like on the ipad, the keyboard option supports handwriting
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Yes, It is similar but at the same time not so similar to the S-Pen and Wacom stylus. The HTC Scribe, like the S-Pen, can detect pressure so it is very convenient when it comes to sketching or taking notes. Unfortunately, I tried to use it but it did not work with the Microsoft Surface Pro or Samsung Note. I'm not exactly sure as to why it requires a battery though. It may be because of the technology they used back when the tablet first came out.
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.my model in a tab pro 8.4. This model don't have stylus. I call the Samsung rep. Before purchase.
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I have not used the note-taking feature. I do have colleagues who own the Samsung Note 3 and they use the note-taking feature all the time. You would have to research different types of stylus also, because the Tab 8" does not include one. Friends tell me that finger note-taking can be a clumsy adventure at times.
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Sorry but no it won't. The Tab series does not have the Wacom hardware to detect the S-Pen and only uses capacitive input (finger). There are a number of styluses on the market for capacitive displays and a Google search for Best Capacitive Stylus will give you a number of reviews.If you want accurate pen input with exceptional (almost perfect) palm rejection then getting a Galaxy Note is your best bet.Sean
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Wacom has a list of compatible devices, my Asus vivotab8 (win8.1) is in the list, but the pen doesn't works. Probably it was damaged or the compatibility list is wrong. I should recommend you to check in store before you bought
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As far as I know, the tab 3 does not a stylus/pen. You could write with a stylus on Note 8. Hope this is helpful. Best regards.
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According to Asus, the Vivotab Note 8 is 10.95 mm thick; Antler says the tablet must be thinner than 10 mm. So it looks like it won't fit, but perhaps could with a small modification by Anker.
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I don't think so. Totally different model number and there is already a keyboard for the vivotab smart. You can find it on amazon at: ASUS Keyboard Touchpad & Transleeve Cover for VivoTab Smart ME400 Series (OLD VERSION)This looks like what you're looking for, but for the record, I don't have a vivotab smart to try out. Frankly, I gave up on all vivotabs. They were too thin, the screen would compress at the sides and destroy the navigation of the screen.
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The Envy x2 11-g010nr is said to have an Atmel digitizer, so both pen and touch should be supported. My Wacom stylus *does not* work with it, and I haven't found any official info about the proper pen for the device (HP's own profile for the g010nr *does* talk about an optional stylus without providing more info or a link). I have been able to find several discussions about a HP Executive Tablet Pen now available with the release of the Elitepad 900 that is expected to work with this (apparently they use the same digitizer) -- but your best bet is going to be to call HP support directly to pose the question. The verb you used was 'confirm' and this certainly falls short of that except to be clear about the inability to support a Wacom-style pen, nonetheless hopefully it can help point you in the right direction.
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I suppose you are asking about an active pen (not an imitation of your finger, working similar to mouse pointer). The answer is no. Every screen uses a different digitizer technology that must be implemented for both: screen and pen. Therefore the pens aren't universal. If some device is using a certain technology (e.g. Wacom: Surface Pro 1 and 2, Asus VivoTab Note 8, Lenovo ThikPad Tablet, Helix, Cintiq Companion) the pens are compatible and replaceable. The Executive Pen for Elitepad 900 is based on Atmel technology and this implementation on Windows looks very early and limited compared to competitive techs from Wacom and N-Trig (Surface Pro 3). I suppose you are asking about an active pen (not an imitation of your finger, working similar to mouse pointer). The answer is no. Every screen uses a different digitizer technology that must be implemented for both: screen and pen. Therefore the pens aren't universal. If some device is using a certain technology (e.g. Wacom: Surface Pro 1 and 2, Asus VivoTab Note 8, Lenovo ThikPad Tablet, Helix, Cintiq Companion) the pens are compatible and replaceable. The Executive Pen for Elitepad 900 is based on Atmel technology and this implementation on Windows looks very early and limited compared... » Read More I suppose you are asking about an active pen (not an imitation of your finger, working similar to mouse pointer). The answer is no. Every screen uses a different digitizer technology that must be implemented for both: screen and pen. Therefore the pens aren't universal. If some device is using a certain technology (e.g. Wacom: Surface Pro 1 and 2, Asus VivoTab Note 8, Lenovo ThikPad Tablet, Helix, Cintiq Companion) the pens are compatible and replaceable. The Executive Pen for Elitepad 900 is based on Atmel technology and this implementation on Windows looks very early and limited compared to competitive techs from Wacom and N-Trig (Surface Pro 3). « Show Less
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I don't think so. Totally different model number and there is already a keyboard for the vivotab smart. You can find it on amazon at: http://www.amazon.com/Transleeve-Keyboard-Touchpad-VivoTab-Smart/dp/B00BAQKU0I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1363445883&sr=8-2&keywords=vivotab+smart This looks like what you're looking for, but for the record, I don't have a vivotab smart to try out. Frankly, I gave up on all vivotabs. They were too thin, the screen would compress at the sides and destroy the navigation of the screen.