I saw the question about compatibility. However, the RT (as opposed to the Pro) requires a "thick" stylus and a non-standard micro-HDMI. ??
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For me, the stylus in the starter kit worked fine. There was no problem with it. The only problem I had was with the mouse.
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i didnt understand your question, but i have a RT and all the items worked for it
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Hi Tommy-boy! My apologies for the delay in my reply. I've been trying to do a bit of research for you as I am not too familiar with the Surface RT. I have read quite a few comments in forums online and this comment stood out to be to be very true when it comes to all stylus pens: "I have found that you just have to experiment. All capacitive stylus feel a bit clumsy and weird. So it might just be a bit of chance to find one you like among cheaper and more expensive ones." Ultimately, it's a matter of preference. Many customers buy our thin-tipped pens for the precision and are very pleased. We get just as many customers who begin thinking that the fiber tips will be too wide, but then realize how great they are despite the width because the fiber is known to be more responsive than rubber. Again, I think it's a matter of preference and may have something to do with the responsiveness of the devices as well. My recommendation is almost always our fiber-tipped pens because of their responsiveness. I always tell customers not to be turned away from the fiber because of the width, but if you are certain you need/want a smaller tip, than the thin-tipped pens might be the way to go. We just started selling fiber tipped pens with replaceable tips (like our thin-tipped pens) as well, which you can see here: http://www.amazon.com/Capacitive-Replaceable-Micro-Knit-Lanyards-Cleaning/dp/B00K4NVRR8 Those would be my personal recommendation. Here are some other great options as well:
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The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in.
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Not on the RT. Everything must be done through the Store. Also, HDMI is for video output, not data. You'd use a USB port.
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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 don't own a surface rt, but according to the Microsoft forums, it looks like you might need to buy an adapter from Microsoft in order for it to work. There are Micro, Mini and standard HDMI fittings. It loos like yours is a Micro, not a Mini. I also own that BlueRigger for my tablet to my smart TV, that is the Micro to Standard version. The easier solution for me was the wireless ChromeCast at 35 bucks, also sold by Amazon. You have to use Google's Chrome Browser, which I use on my windows 8 Laptop to stream photos and videos as well.
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I do not have a Surface Pro. This stylus works great on my Lenovo X61. It does not, however, work on my Surface RT (which is different from the Pro).
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I think the difference in thickness between the pro and rt is too great for that to work out. I doubt that the rt would stay snug inside the 4 corner clips that hold it in place. I'd try and contact the manufacturer beforehand, perhaps they have an rt version.
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As far as I know, the same stylus works for both the 11" and 8" Windows tablets. Recently... like 2/16/2014, Dell re-listed the Stylus for sale on their website, but has a delay of 5 weeks. I do not know if they have fixed the problem with the stylus. However, if you haven't purchased a tablet yet, you may want to wait a few months. Apparently the next tablets that are going to be released will use 64 bit processors. Apple did this with iOS7 and the latest iPhone (5S) and iPad. Seems like Microsoft is following suit.
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No. I will work on the Surface Pro 2, but the RT doesn't have a digitizer for Wacom.
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No. You will need to look for the RT cover as this one us specifically for the PRO.
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The Surface RT does NOT have the active digitizer layer in the screen, and so will not work. Surface Pro tablets DO have this, and they will work.
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I have no idea but if the tablet has a mini hdmi outlet and you have already a regular HDMI cable then yes. My table is compatible with mini HDMI's but I didnt want to spend money on a new cable when I already had the regular size HDMI so again if you already have that then yes by all means is the best and cheapest way to convert your HDMI cable to be compatible with multiple divices.
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Sorry. I forgot. The tablet has a "mini hdmi" port. Not hdmi neither micro hdmi. Is a mini hdmi port.
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I have the pro, but the Rt isn't bigger so I would say yes, it should work perfectly. It can be adjusted for most sizes.
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on youtube Lisa uploaded Wacom bamboo drivers on her Lenovo Thinkpad tablet and her stylus works much better, in fact perfectly (MobileTechReview) channel. check it out. has to have Pen digitizer. check out both videos.
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No, this is another type of pen for another type of tablets. What you need is a "stylus" pen.