A MS Stretching Pen & Software

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Hi,

Not sure where I should post this so please excuse me if this is a wrong place:

I have a Dell Notebook with 12" FHD touchscreen and can fold 180° screen to shape like a Tablet.

I like to do some free stretching for industrial design for my business. Is there a good pen I can buy?

What about Software? Which one is good? I dont mind paying if it is less than 100 bucks.

I am using Note 4 at the moment & the S-pen is fantastic. I am hoping to do it on my Dell notebook.

Thanks
Bob

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Hello!
What is the model of your hybrid?

Dell does have their in house stylus-es for various models listed such as these.

Dell Active Pen

Dell Active Stylus

Do check if your model is compatible before purchasing though

Cheers!
 
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Hello!
What is the model of your hybrid?

Dell does have their in house stylus-es for various models listed such as these.

Dell Active Pen

Dell Active Stylus

Do check if your model is compatible before purchasing though

Cheers!
Wow.. i did not know about that.. thanks a million!

My mine is the XPS 12 (Haswell), that screen can rotate 180° on its frame to become a tablet.

I checked the wacom bamboo stylus. Can it be use for windows?

Bob

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Wow.. i did not know about that.. thanks a million!

My mine is the XPS 12 (Haswell), that screen can rotate 180° on its frame to become a tablet.

I checked the wacom bamboo stylus. Can it be use for windows?

Bob

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Hello, I believe that your version of the XPS 12 does not support an Active stylus technology - aka Wacom based styluses.

You can use passive styluses that responds to capacitive touches such as these:
http://www.wacom.com/en-kr/products/stylus/bamboo-alpha#Specifications
 

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