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For all those who recently jumped on the Chromebook Duet deal:
Lenovo has the USI pen available on the website for $39.99. With coupon code DISCOVER20 you can get $8 off got it for $31.99.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/acce...4X80Z49662
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I believe Samsung Galaxy Notes and Tabs use Wacom EMR as the pen doesn't use a battery. All other active stylus use battery, usually a AAAA, sometimes built in rechargeable.
of course Apple has Pencil gen 1 and 2, but I'm not sure if those are completely internal or use some other company's technology.
You might be talking about generic stylus pens that work on any touch screen, which also have two kinds: passive which rubber nubs and active which have a smaller point, but basically mimic a finger on how those touch screens work. they dont have the benefits of real digital pens like palm rejection so you can put you hand on the screen as you're writing and pressure sensitivity. or more advanced features some pens have like tilt.
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I have a Lenovo Flex 14 81XG0005US and no idea which one is compatible
"lenovo tablet 10 active pen" 39.99
"thinkpad pen pro for tinkpad 11e yoga" 39.99
"lenovo integrated pen for 2nd gen 300e windows" 34.99
edit:
I have a Lenovo Flex 14 81XG0005US and no idea which one is compatible
Isn't that the standard price for the 64GB version?
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I believe Samsung Galaxy Notes and Tabs use Wacom EMR as the pen doesn't use a battery. All other active stylus use battery, usually a AAAA, sometimes built in rechargeable.
of course Apple has Pencil gen 1 and 2, but I'm not sure if those are completely internal or use some other company's technology.
You might be talking about generic stylus pens that work on any touch screen, which also have two kinds: passive which rubber nubs and active which have a smaller point, but basically mimic a finger on how those touch screens work. they dont have the benefits of real digital pens like palm rejection so you can put you hand on the screen as you're writing and pressure sensitivity. or more advanced features some pens have like tilt.
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"lenovo tablet 10 active pen" 39.99
"thinkpad pen pro for tinkpad 11e yoga" 39.99
"lenovo integrated pen for 2nd gen 300e windows" 34.99
edit:
I have a Lenovo Flex 14 81XG0005US and no idea which one is compatible