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Stylus support is a good point, but you could also just use a good mouse to perform complex 'mousing'.
by Metrop0218 13y ago
Stylus support is a good point, but you could also just use a good mouse to perform complex 'mousing'.
- Joeri 13y agoHaving used a pen while doing general purpose computing i would have to agree with the OP that you do in fact miss itwhen having to use a trackpad or a mouse. Mice are not as precise at some things as a good stylus.
- drcode 13y agoYeah, folks will have to try what works best for them- Just wanted to let people know that there is something potentially useful they might miss out on.
- Metrop0218 13y agoAbsolutely
- reirob 13y agoThe Tinkpad Yoga has a stylus [1]. It can have the resolution "only" up to 1920×1080 though. The other positive thing is that you have an additional precise pointing device: the trackpoint (I admit it takes more time to get productive with it than to a stylus, mouse or touchpad - but for ten-finger typists it pays really off) 1: http://m.heise.de/newsticker/bilderstrecke/bilderstrecke_1950865.html?back=1950853;bild=3 http://m.heise.de/newsticker/bilderstrecke/bilderstrecke_195...
- drcode 13y agoThe Thinkpad Yoga and "Yoga 2" are two different machines, both released today. Near as I can tell the stylus support exists ONLY for the regular Yoga, not the "Yoga 2" linked by OP. (but since information is still limited I could be wrong.)
- jamesbritt 13y ago... but you could also just use a good mouse to perform complex 'mousing'. I was disappointed to see that the Yoga 2 pro does not have a trackpoint.