Does Dell use the N-Trig screen technology and this pen is essentially that...
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The Touch sensor is made by Synaptics, and the active stylus is built by a 3rd party from the Synaptics reference design. The method of operation is similar to N-Trig though not as evolved. The touch sensor switches modes to detect the active stylus using the same sensor lines that are used to detect a finger. The stylus turns on when the tip sees pressure and stays on for a timeout period.
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The stylus is for the Dell venue pro, but it is the only stylus that can be used because of the digitizer in the tablet. I don't know if that helps
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I believe the digitizer is made by synaptics. I don't know what n-trig is.The A02 hardware release that Dell will ship if your purchase from them continues to be very good. Do not but from other sellers, who may be shipping the older and problematic rev a00 and a01.
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No it does not use an N-Trig pen. Not sure about the screen, but the Dell pen does not connect via Bluetooth. Regardless tried the N-Trig on the Dell with no success and tried the Dell pen on the Surface Pro 3 with no success.
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No, unless you find and buy one with a USB port. Most Dell tablets do not have a USB port, so the answer is (generally): No.
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Hi RobMas! Apologies for the delay in my reply. We have gone back and forth with a few Dell Venue users and have found through one customer's troubleshooting that the Dell is not responsive to any pen other than the Dell. Here is the quote from one customer I was in contact with: "The problem is not with the stylus but with the Dell Venue Pro. After a considerable amount of time with Dell support, they finally said that NO passive stylus is compatible with the Venue Pro. The only stylus which will work is the active stylus sold by Dell itself. The issue seems to be with the way the Synaptics Touch system works." If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Mine was in a box (unsealed) with documentation indicating that it was a A02. However, it had battery issues. I had to replace it roughly every 15 days. I sent it back yesterday and am not happy as I really wanted a stylus! I may just purchase one directly from Dell. That way I can rest assured that I will receive the most current stylus.
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No it does not. Be aware I have had 2 of these units, and both were defective and had to be returned for a refund. Dell customer support was quite ineffective. I would chose something else if I were you.
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Sorry, I turned off all the gimmicky gesture features as I didn't find them very useful at all, so I have no idea. The pen is all I use to navigate as it also keep the screen clean.
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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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Okay, hopefully I've managed to edit this in time to stop the previous answer from sending out. I accidentally clicked "yes" because my mouse is acting weird and doesn't move properly. Long story. Anyway, I'm really sorry about that and I apologize even more in the next message. I explain in the next message that is displays the drawing on the computer screen, not that of the tablet. Only super expensive and huge tablets have a separate screen like that. Again, sorry for the lengthy answer comprised mainly of apologies.
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I don't know, it worked great on my N4010. Perhaps you should check the Dell specifications to see if both models use the same screen.
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its wacom technology. if lenovo thinkpad has a digitizer on it and supports wacom technology, then yes.i cannot give u a direct 100% answer bcuz i dun own thinkpad. i bought this for my samsung tablet
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Does not seem to work w/ digitizer pen (eg. on onenote). Tried on my Lenovo x230t... works on laptop, but not on external monitor (doesn't recognize eraser tip or pen button). screen is very sensitive though... can use anything to write on it.
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it is like the tip of your finger; your finger is not a fine point. I don't profess to know the science behind it, but I know that all styli have wider surfaces. Probably because the touch screens are programmed to respond to surface areas the size of fingers. Also, not sure if this is valid, but this prevents scratching I assume. I wondered the same thing, but bought it anyways. Rest assured, you can write very precisely with this! There is a tip covered by the disc, but your tablet/phone should always use the center of the disc (i.e.: where the tip of the pen is) to see where you're writing, so it works out.
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Sorry I don't remember if it was a Dell and I no longer have the computer. I can say it functioned well in the Dell laptop while I had the computer
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Nope, the workable area of the tablet is matched to the resolution of your screen (or to whatever area of the screen you set it to in the software). For example, if you float the pen near the lower-left corner of the working area of the tablet, the cursor will move to the bottom left of the screen. If you're using it for drawing/painting/graphics, this allows for broad strokes when zoomed out, and high precision when zoomed in. It's really quite flexible.
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To have a better experience with digital pen, do things like drawing and writing smoothly, you will need a digitizer layer under the LCD. I don't think laptop at this price range have it. I believe some models of the thinkpad yoga have it. You will need to research carefully though.
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This is just a touch screen stylus, not an ink pen or pencil. Also, with the larger tip on this stylus, it probably wouldn't be the best choice for a writing program.
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no because it only functions with the pen tip and where you move that on the pad hope that helps?