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Daniil Ivanov2018-03-26 17:27:29
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Daniil Ivanov, 2018-03-26 17:27:29

Are there tablets that only work with a stylus?

What type of touchpads works only with a stylus and is transparent at the same time?

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Ocelot, 2018-03-26
@DanialKA

Any tablet with an active stylus that has a pressure sensor, like the S-Pen from Samsung. The tablet has two sensors: 1) capacitive, on top of the screen, responds to fingers 2) inductive, behind the screen, responds only to the stylus. If you disable the first sensor in software / hardware, it will turn out as you wanted.

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Maxim Timofeev, 2018-03-26
@webinar

When it comes to graphics tablets - they are all like that.
If about the usual, then no. But what's the problem with just closing the possibility of other input?
There is a suspicion that if you describe the question in more detail, then you will get a better answer.

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pfg21, 2018-03-26
@pfg21

The only screen option that works only with a special stylus is probably an optical one. The stylus had an optical sensor that caught the picture / changes in the picture on the screen.
but he probably died about twenty years ago.
one of the most famous uses is a pistol in a dandy (maybe not a dandy) for shooting at ducks (I remember the laughing dog just like now).
all other types did not distinguish between a stylus and a finger (or whatever, depending on the type of sensor).
in principle, it is possible to invent field generation patterns in a modern capacitive sensor in order to recognize only special ones. stylus.
but why ??

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John Smith, 2018-03-27
@ClearAirTurbulence

There are many of these among the first tablet / hybrid laptops.
Example: HP TC1100 . The touchscreen, as in graphic tablets, is inductive, manufactured by WACOM. On the finger, respectively, does not respond.
In some devices that support touch with a finger and a pen, these are separate digitizers, and you can turn off the "finger" but leave the pen .
In fact, in this way you can also find a more or less modern tablet that can do exactly that - Surface 3. Description here. Here is the same thing, but there is also a link to the Tray Touch Toggle program, which, judging by the description, allows you to do the same in a convenient way (there may be problems with the program in Win, where the system language is not English; it definitely works out of the box with winvista \ win7, under win8, program settings are required, I don’t know if it works under ten).
Only here are few "details" given. What should work on it? Under what axis? What are the requirements for iron in general? Without this, it is not clear what exactly to advise you.

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