What is the model number of the pen? Is it comaptable with wacom digitizer such as Surface pro 2?
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YES!, i use it on my Galaxy Note 2 & 3, my Samsung Series 7 Slate PC, my Asus Vivotab Note 8, my Bamboo Pad, and i have tried it on a Surface Pro 2 as well. it works great... INFACT, it works better than most of the afformentioned devices native digitizer pens.
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*) The model number for this pen must be: Samsung ET-S200EBE S-Pen Stylus wit eraser for Galaxy Note devices**) And as it uses the same Wacom pen technology, so it is compatible with those other Win8 tablets having Wacom digitizers.
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I can't find a model./part number. I'm also not finding this on any of the Samsung official sites. Infer what you may. I have several (Wacom Bamboo both Win &Samsung;, Surface, and OEM) to go with NotePro and Lenovo Helix. This one, though smaller, is by far my favorite on the Helix, NotePro, Note3 and Note(1).
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I have not, but I'm mostly certain that the technology is universal. Digitized pens will work on ask penabled tablets. I have an Asus slate & I use 2 other digitized pens with it
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The pen input is really nice for Adobe Creative suite. You'll have to download addition drivers from Wacom. So from that perspective it would be a great PS tool. But if I were to go that route I would rather spring for a core i5 surface pro 3. A traditional laptop should be more powerful dollar for dollar but you don't get the wacom digitizer.
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No, it doesn't work with Surface 2 nor Surface 1st gen. It only works with the first 2 generations of Surface PRO, not on the Surface 2 (RT) or Surface 1 (RT). The RTs (1 and 2) don't have digitizer display interface. It won't even work with Surface PRO 3 because this 3rd gen uses a different digitizer (not a wacom type but an N-Trig that uses the bluetooth of the device along with screen digitizer interface).
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Yes I use one with the surface pro 2. Nice tracking, I do miss the 'flip to erase' function of the surface stylus, also there is no 'button' to do lasso in OneNote. It's best for drawing and works great that way.
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Does the normal Microsoft Surface pro tablet have a battery operated pen? If not, this is not for you. This pen has extremely limited compatibility (I bought this for my Genius tablet - it is NOT 100% compatible).
1599000
This model does not include digitizer pen. Pen can be ordered as accessory, it will work with this model.
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This model doesn't have a digitizer screen. So any pen won't work. You need to buy the model with digitizer support which is probably few hundred dollars extra
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The surface pro 2 has the capability but wacom the maker of the stylus has not released drivers that are compatible with the screen yet. Out of the box is sort of works but not with the full set of features.
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No, surface pro uses wacom's "penabled" tech, which is not compatible with the intuos pens.
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The surface is designed to accept the friction of the pen. Wacom does not sell additional overlays for these models. A 3rd party one may be used, and anything non-metallic should not affect the pen response. It may, however, have an affect on multi-touch input.
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No Kim. the tablet is simplya surface interface. What you draw can only be seen on the monitor. I think that what you are looking for might be the touch screen monitor that supports Wacom pens. That is somewhere between 900 & 2000 dollars depending on the size you buy.
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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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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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Contact Wacom, they have incredible customer service. My pen has worked absolutely fine since I received it.
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I do not know, sorry. I used it with Microsoft surface pro 2 it was very smooth.
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The Intuos Pro tablets, and Intuos 5 tablets, will work with Wacom pens that have a model number starting with KP, including this Intuos4 Classic pen, model KP300E2.