Hmmm.. Lazada, I would say use the Cash On Delivery option if possible. Since this is a low stock item, you don't want to get your CC charged and then the payment hanging in limbo as they're rushing to fulfil it from their suppliers.

Dude, it doesn't MAGICALLY happen lar, apps still need to be rewritten to be usable across both platforms

The crunch cover is mainly for lightweight screen protection and also to be able to conveniently take a stand with you, I put mine in one of those 8" slip cases.

I prefer it to be separated so it can be bulky or loose as I want it to be.

As I mentioned in my short review, the material on the cover feels weak and like it might flake off. In fact on my own cover, there's already a small chip, don't know where it came from.

You can actually see the trails on the screen? Then it's not like the previous problem where it couldn't wake up after an auto update.

I suppose you've already tried pressing the power off and on again? Have U tried the windows button?

Reminds me of a weird thing that happening now with the vivotab 8 pressing the power button to wake it up gets me the 'do you want to shut down' lock screen drop down.

What's GNSS?

When you say stylus, you're actually referring to the Wacom digitizer right? no, the Acer doesn't support that.

The Asus Vivotab Note 8 has a Wacom digitizer, but the Wacom driver to allow it to work in Photoshop hasn't been updated to support it properly yet if that's what you're looking for.

If you're referring to the usual stubby capacitive stylus... well ANY touch screen supports that then.

aaa.. the more global term since there're so many systems for tracking now is It?

To test sensitivity? Doesn't work well with small curves on the Windows tablets, probably has something to do with the capacitive screen they use.

I've been trying to find some cable that works but with no success. On the net some people say using a rewired powered hub would work, but I'm not so sure I want to attempt to fry my W4 yet 😁

Are you sure it'll work with Windows 8? Also.. AAAA battery...yeeeeessssseeehhhh

I have the JotMini too, and what I realized is that different tablets have different levels of sensitity. Basically when you start drawing small enough curves (like small cursive writing) the screen will start ignoring it because it didn't detect that that tip has moved.

While the iPad had the best sensitivity it still wasn't free of the missed strokes issue.

So the summary is. If you NEED a great digitizer draw experience
- Get the Asus Vivotab Note 8
...

But then you read about all the post about the faults which causes the pen to go haywire.. Damn Asus ... and Damn DELL for not making the Synaptics pen work properly!

Hmm... based on how the drivers work.. it'll be interesting to see if they can work properly..

Tell me about it! Every day I pull the pen out, hover it in front of the screen for a response, and say a little prayer whenever it works..

Yup, sure looks that way.

Such a late reply. But here you go!

around RM15-RM20, while it's more compact and easier to carry around, note that you're applying more stress on the USB port, so be careful.

Good thing about a plug is that it's easy to keep around in your wallet. So think of it as for emergency 🚨 purposes!

Amps is how fast current can flow, if your device doesn't consume that much amps, it'll just work like normal, volts are the thing to watch for discrepancies.

Considering I use a cut W4 screen protector on my Venue, it it should work.

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