Samsung GALAXY Tab 2 8GB 7" Touchscreen Android Tablet - Silver does this use an "S" pen that converts written notes to typed notes?
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We do apologize, but because the item is located in our warehouse, we cannot confirm this inquiry. The best suited to give you accurate information would be the manufacturer. We are truly sorry for any inconvenience.
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Given that the Note 2 pen works with the Note 10.1 inch (and vice versa), if it uses the S pen, it will probably work. Of course, there IS a size difference. However, if the galaxy tab does not use the S pen, it may not work at all (and it may not fit into the holding slot if it has one)
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No pen, and since it doesn't flip I wouldn't want to write much on it anyway. Myself I don't find the touch screen that useful, except for debugging touch gestures.
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No, this stylus is for the galaxy note series. The galaxy tab does not have the hardware digitizer needed to support the operation of this pen.
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I don't think so its for the Samsung galaxy tablet, there's no port for the s pen to pass. I have both the tablet and the 2014 note , if the s pen is located the same place, the answer is no.
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Not on my version but perhaps a current model has that. Between the onscreen touch and the keyboard, many users wouldn't need a stylus.
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Thanks for your interest in this product, but am sorry this tab does not have a stylus pen.
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I am not sure. I have tested it with Galaxy Note 10.1 and Windows tablet but not with galaxy tab 2. I believe that the screen is not sensitive to a pen stylus.
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I upgraded from the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 to this model two months ago. The S Pen technology is wonderful, although I decided to also upgrade on the pen itself (to a design more similar to a regular pen because the included one is quite small). I'm amazed at how well it can read and convert my handwriting to text. I used it to take notes at a meeting yesterday and it was great. Printed them out and was good to go! I think you'll find this model will more than meet your needs, and this is a great price because it is a prior year model.
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No it does not...however you should be able to go to any best buy, or staples and get a pen made for tablets...good luck! Remember, the true beauty of this device is gaming...which it does flawlessly!!!
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The Galaxy Pro Tab 4 8.4" does not have an s-pen. It is not a "note" type tablet.
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HI, No, it does not. You need the tablet that goes with this, which is the Wacom Intuos tablet and will run you about $300. The pen only works with the tablet it was made for and not others. It will not even work on earlier generations of the Wacom tablet. I actually have the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and I just tried it. It is not compatible. Hope that helps!
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Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Tab Stylus is very universal and should work with most touch screens. It would definitely be compatible with the Galaxy Tab S.
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Here is a link for some comparisons of different models. I've had a note 8 for some time now and use it for everything, lots of writing, drawing, scheduling, note taking on the go, plus it syncs with my note 2 phone. I love the size and everything about it. Hope this helps. http://www.cnet.com/news/samsung-galaxy-tab-vs-note-vs-pro/
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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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Yes, the S-pen can be used with non-Samsung applications. It can definitely be used with One Note and Windows Journal.The S-pen is not quite unique to Samsung. The S-pen uses a Wacom digitizer to enable pen input. There have been Tablet PCs with these digitizers for years... they used to be marketed as "penabled" tablet PCs. Other Win8 tablet makers are also using Wacom technology to enable pen input.Samsung says they added refinements to their branded "S-pen," but it's still a Wacom digitizer & pen and it will work to some degree with almost any software on Windows. Yes, the S-pen can be used with non-Samsung applications. It can definitely be used with One Note and Windows Journal.The S-pen is not quite unique to Samsung. The S-pen uses a Wacom digitizer to enable pen input. There have been Tablet PCs with these digitizers for years... they used to be marketed as "penabled" tablet PCs. Other Win8 tablet makers are also using Wacom technology to enable pen input.Samsung says they added refinements to their branded "S-pen," but it's still a Wacom digitizer & pen and it will work to some degree with almost any... » Read More Yes, the S-pen can be used with non-Samsung applications. It can definitely be used with One Note and Windows Journal.The S-pen is not quite unique to Samsung. The S-pen uses a Wacom digitizer to enable pen input. There have been Tablet PCs with these digitizers for years... they used to be marketed as "penabled" tablet PCs. Other Win8 tablet makers are also using Wacom technology to enable pen input.Samsung says they added refinements to their branded "S-pen," but it's still a Wacom digitizer & pen and it will work to some degree with almost any software on Windows. « Show Less
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No, this model is not compatible with the S-Pen. Only the Note series (not the Tab) has the S-Pen capability. They did release the Note 8.0 last year (2013) which is roughly the same size as this model, but with an 8.0" display, lower screen resolution, and slower 1.6Ghz Exynos quad-core processor (compared to the 2.3Ghz quad-core Snapdragon 800 of this model).