Finally decided on the HP Touchpad keyboard and Griffin stylus. Out of all the stylus I've tried, the Griffin has been the most responsive. Haven't tried any of the real expensive ones. Haven't been able to use the keyboard much yet, but very happy with the little I have.
Took advantage of a trial to amazon prime so I could get my package fast and stream some movies - so far streaming been without a hitch also.
For what kind of things do you use the stylus ? I'm considering buying one too, but I don't know how much I'll use it for the things that I do (Gaming, testing apps) . So can you give some examples in which case you use it ?
Thanks.
I use it for "scribbling" drawings - no artist here, & writing short memo's. It runs anywhere from $5-$8 at Amazon. From the one's I've tried, it requires less pressure to use.
Can't really say "better". I wasn't (still not) a Stylii kind of person. You can't "pinch zoom" and there were certain gestures that seem to register better with my greasy finger. So while the stylus kept the screen cleaner, I found myself using my fingers more and more. This also due in part to taking my PB to another room, but forgetting to take the stylus.
So I see the stylus like a fork. Both useful tools but my fingers are always handy (pun intended!).
Can't really say "better". I wasn't (still not) a Stylii kind of person. You can't "pinch zoom" and there were certain gestures that seem to register better with my greasy finger. So while the stylus kept the screen cleaner, I found myself using my fingers more and more. This also due in part to taking my PB to another room, but forgetting to take the stylus.
So I see the stylus like a fork. Both useful tools but my fingers are always handy (pun intended!).
I agree with everything you said, that's why, although I could see a stylus useful sometimes, I didn't see myself using it often enough to break the bank buying one. Same thing with keyboard, I would much rather had the RIM one.
