Actually, i needed more for taking notes. The school recommend this than keyboard, coz it makes noises and they say laptop may block people or what not.
i think if so, i need a silent keyboard of sort.
likely some light on the top of us in the lecture hall settings.
Anywhere can go look see at these Tablets? I assumed likely to find Lenovo ones right? Btw do we need to Flash the Tablet for use locally ?
Thanks.
Hmmm... silent keyboard is easy to find but it's not going to be completely silent... same with stylus, depending on writing style, some people may hit the screen with the tip when they write, so won't be silent... anyway, first time I hear a school recommend a stylus rather than keyboard... keyboard is more efficient for taking notes, but stylus for drawing diagrams...
Anyway hor... if you are set on getting a stylus to take notes, I suggest that you either stick to an Apple iPad with Apple Pencil or Samsung Galaxy Tab with S-pen (S6 Lite cheapest) or Lenovo Xiao Xin Pad (Pro) with the Lenovo Active Pen 2. These are all tablets with active stylus which shows a cursor when you put the pen close to the screen. The screen has an active digitizer which detects the pen and the pen is a lot more accurate than other passive capacitive version. If you buy a China tablet and add a capacitive pen like from Adonit or Wacom Bamboo, you'll find the parallax error very irritating when you're writing quickly and trying to keep up with what is being said... these stylus will have fat tips or a transparent disc at the tip, which basically mimics your finger, and hence are not very accurate. My experience with the Lenovo Xiao Xin Pad Pro with a third party (UOGIC) active stylus isn't the best either but certainly much better than a simple capacitive stylus. Active stylus need to be charged, capacitive ones don't. Comparing my experience with the Lenovo versus the S-pen on my Note8, my Note8 S-pen is a world away in terms of accuracy and responsiveness, even though the Note8 is circa 2017 while the Lenovo is 2020... the newer S-pen on the Note20 is much much better... so you might want to consider that... otherwise, I usually prefer to thumb type on my phone using a T9 predictive keyboard. Only issue is that I get strained wrists and fingers after an extended note-taking session...
I'm afraid China tablets don't really have any outlets where you can touch and feel them... you can try SLS but I doubt they have what you're looking for... the Lenovo tablets I recommended aren't launched in Singapore yet... you'll have to buy from those online platforms... they are sold as the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro and P11 respectively internationally but not yet released in Singapore but available in Europe and US... I bought the Lenovo Xiao Xin Pad (Tab P11 Pro) based on reviews and specs... watched a few YouTube reviews and there were forum links posted earlier up this thread from people in China, Taiwan and XDA forums who bought it and gave quite detailed reviews... as for the iPlay20, I also just bought based on specs and someone here who took the first leap of faith... my previous experience with China tablets was rather poor, so it's been about 6-7 years since I dared to buy a China tablet.... so far it's been pretty good...
For the Lenovo Xiao Xin Pad Pro, you will have to flash the international ROM... I posted the steps earlier up this thread. It's pretty easy to do but can be quite scary for flashing neophytes like me... for the other China tablets, they have versions that come with global ROM and so have the GMS installed with full Google apps access... so no issues there with flashing...
Hope this helps...