hand writing with speed and 'finesse' is what I need. Can this cut it? Thanks
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Could be, but the silicon tips that come with it are so useless... They skip big time. Get with fibre tips or look elsewhere.
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This stylus will not respond like a pen or pencil on paper, but if you are using an iPad or similar device, you will find that it is better than your index finger. Pressure is required to use the stylus and you speed will be a result of how evenly you apply your strokes. I find the stylus is very good with sketching mores than writing.
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Yes, I love my Maglus. I've been using it in college for about a month and so far it's excellent.
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That depends on what you mean by 'speed' and 'finesse'. The microfiber tips work well for accuracy in writing. Your tablet/app will determine how well things work as well. I use it for quick note taking and it works fairly well, as long as I decide to write a little larger than im used to on paper.
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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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Your hand writing will be reflected by the pen. You are better off typing if your hand writing is that bad.
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yes... I'm using it with an intros 4 medium... but i suggest getting the art grip pen.. it feels better in your hand
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Think so - though never tried it myself. On precision of signing: with some practice, hopefully can make it a better tool than the clumsy mouse. I'd given the product a three-star.
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As a simple stylus, sure. You'll have to check penultimate website to see if they support pressure sensitivity, eraser and Palm detection. But I don't know why you'd buy this if you don't use paper. Paper is a free app, and if you use pencil with it, all of the paid tools are available for no added charge.
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Joan, probably not. It works best on paper. On laminated surfaces it doesn't give a solid vibrant line.
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I am not a fast typist, so it works well for me. Because of the lack of some of the common side keys, it might slow an expert typist down a bit. I do not believe it is made for super typing. But I have been happy with it, using for emails, some work editing documents (word, Excel) etc.
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It depends how detail your work will be. I have gotten some good results for certain drawings, but I prefer Jot Touch for drawing and art work. Can't say for writting though I assume that if you can control the thickness of the stroke it would do the job. I would recommend you check out the pressure sensitive styli that are available now.
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This pen would work for that, having a larger area to write. This is not the right pen for very precise writing.
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Yes. The Surface Pro 3 has a selection of onscreen keyboards, one of which allows you to convert handwriting to type. I tested this in the desktop version of Word, and it works amazingly well, even with my sloppy cursive.
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You could use it for some light word processing stuff; I've used it for a few short papers. Its relatively comfortable to type on but it really wasn't designed with that in mind, therefore the keys are very loud and have a slick plastic feel to them which can get annoying. If you're looking for a keyboard solely for word processing, I'd look elsewhere.
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HelloThank you for contacting with your question.If you want to use one pen in each hand you, you should be able to do that with no problem.I hope that help answer your question, please contact if you have any other questions.Thank youAqualyn
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It's OK if you write slower and more deliberately. liek the rest on here said, some lines can disappear. it works OK if you don't scribble fast
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yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
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I agree with Gilberto. No problems with speed or writing. It is a good machine.
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Not really. You have to get used to it but it is a good quality one that will compare to any other brand. You can feel it when you are writing a little bit though but it is not hindering in any way