Sentences with phrase «palm rejection»

The touch pad is 11 % larger than those found on similarly sized laptops and features palm rejection technology for precise input.

I am still waiting for a video where we see palm rejection in action.

For palm rejection, you have to go with one of the battery - operated Bluetooth models.

There are no issues with palm rejection — even with our hands resting directly on the touchpad during the majority of our typing.

A device like this has to be equipped with some sort of palm rejection technology and it is!

It also supports palm rejection so users can write on the screen.

I can only hope and assume that they are going to implement an enhanced palm rejection tech.

The stylus also has some of the best palm rejection I've seen from a tablet.

Options like palm rejection, what three finger actions do, and disabling the touchpad when a mouse is connected are all found here.

As mentioned earlier, you really need to get the pen tip very close to the screen before palm rejection kicks in.

Best of all, the display offers excellent palm rejection, allowing us to rest the whole of our hand on the tablet with no ill effects.

I did have problems with unintended input, however, as the pad's palm rejection didn't always succeed.

The display itself has strong palm rejection, but the soft - touch buttons on the edge didn't.

The capacitive buttons don't offer palm rejection, either.

The pen is pressure sensitive plus the slate has improved palm rejection.

We employ palm rejection technology so you can comfortably take notes or draw.

Active stylus without palm rejection is pretty much meaningless.

It's got palm rejection, pressure recognition, and a lot more.

If you need palm rejection and accuracy, you better go with the Z stylus.

Well, I can tell you that the original Note has palm rejection although not all apps include it.

You can see this illustrator figured out that the software based palm rejection is inadequate.

Here's to the bezel-less future (and some decent palm rejection too).

I also have a glove... it has NOTHING to do with palm rejection.

You can use the stylus to draw or take notes and take comfort in knowing we employ palm rejection technology.

It is pressure sensitive, and supports palm rejection.

The pen needs to be very close to the screen — I'd say about a quarter of an inch — before the pointer registers and palm rejection kicks in.

The glass - coated touchpad feels just fine, and doesn't trigger movements when typing, telling us it has strong palm rejection.

Writing on such a large screen without palm rejection would be too inconvenient to bother with.

Along with the update, Samsung has also included a handy software tweak that allows for palm rejection on the curvy screens of theS6 edge and S6 edge +.

Palm rejection works when stylus is in use, which is any time we're not zoomed in.

We also experienced better palm rejection when using the pen — we haven't had any accidental touches while scribbling on the new Surfaces.

One can try inking on the plethora of 8 ″ tablets with active digitizers; too small for a 2 - handed activity, proper palm rejection etc..

iOS also identifies the Pencil as an entirely separate tool from a finger, which explains how it achieves such perfect palm rejection: The OS can actually differentiate between the Pencil stylus and your hand.

Oversensitive touchpad lacks palm rejection; Limited app selection; Slow boot time; Feels hefty in tablet mode

For anyone annoyed by constantly triggering Windows 8.1's navigation gestures by accident, HP and Microsoft have worked in some excellent palm rejection software.

Thankfully, the Surface Pen Stylus with integrated palm rejection technology is part of the package.

Apple has apparently included some new palm rejection logic in the iPad mini's version of iOS which wards off unwanted touches, and it did seem to work.

It kept up with my swipes and scribbles, but I suffered a few stray marks where palm rejection faltered.

Apple Pencil works the same on the iPad as it does on the iPad Pro, with advanced sensors to measure pressure and tilt, advanced palm rejection, and low latency for seamless note - taking and illustrations.

- Pen digitizer palm rejection requires pen to be very close to the screen - Pen magnet on the edge is too weak to reliably keep it in place while mobile - Alcantara keyboard cover looks great, but can attract crumbs

- S - Pen button not customizable enough - S - Pen palm rejection could be better - No USB - A port - LTE model only has 4Gb RAM

The Jot Script is meant for handwriting, but its palm - rejection feature — like all iPad palm rejection — just isn't reliable enough.

The touchpad is pretty large, it features palm rejection so you won't accidentally move the cursor while typing which is something I need.

If palm rejection only works on notepad mode and not in PDF reading mode, then that would cause problems with writing on your customized blank PDF notebook.

Also, the touchpad has poor palm rejection.

Sometimes the N - trig stylus didn't pick up our movements accurately, and unlike Wacom solutions palm rejection doesn't always work.

* Accuracy and speed - touch response times on the Latitude XT are faster than the Lenovo X61T1 * Advanced digital palm rejection technology, helping prevent inadvertent contact that disrupts pen input * The digitizer technology on the Latitude XT is rated up to 10 times more durable than competing resistive touch digitizer technology * Maintenance - free, no - battery pen with eraser and «right» mouse click functionality