News, reviews and articles about styluses and accessories.
Product Requirements: Device: Palm III and Palm V series PDAs The Floating Point stylus by LandWare, is a Palm III / Palm V stylus replacement with a special twist: a pressure-sensitive (i.e. spring-loaded) tip, which, according to LandWare, simulates writing on a pad of paper with a pen. Palm V Series Floating Point Palm III […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device Well, it’s not often that I get review something as playful as the Exclamation Stylus, available from Stylus Central. In my opinion, this is a stylus for someone that doesn’t take themselves too seriously, and that wants a desk-object that can double as a toy when they are
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Product Requirements: Any touch-screen PDA The Lamy 2000 4-color Ball-point, available at Stylus Central, is a multi-pen with a timeless appearance. I was surprised to discover that the design was actually made in 1966, with the introduction of the Lamy 2000 fountain pen. Because I was not very familiar with the Lamy name, I checked
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m100 Once again, PDA Panache has made an excellent example of a replacement stylus. This time around, it is for the Palm m100. . Similar to their other replacement styli, the m100 stylus easily fits in the silo and quickly “locks” in. It can be a little difficult to remove the
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device The Sensa PDA Minx is a cool little pen/stylus combo that has a couple unique features that make it stand out from other styli. The Minx is available in either Black or Silver and can be found at StylusCentral. In 1985, Boyd Willat, of Day Runner fame, made
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Product Requirements: Any touch screen PDA The Pilot Pentopia Dr Grip Duo is an ergonomic pen and stylus combination available from Stylus Central. When you first look at at the Dr. Grip Duo, it might remind you in a small way of those multicolored pens we all used to love when we were kids –
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device When I say the name Burberry, what do you think of? I get a vision of England, trench coats, and plaid. The colors red, black, & tan, specifically. Okay, go ahead and throw in a little nasty weather, too… For over 100 years, Burberry has been providing the
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device Are you ready to try something a little different? I have discovered a pen that has a personality disorder…it can’t decide if it wants to be a pen or a stylus, or whether it wants to be held with a thin grip or a fat rubberized grip. The
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Update 5/11/01: This review which was written at the end of December 2000, has been removed at the request of PDA Panache. They accused The Gadgeteer of being biased, doctoring photos and lying about the fact that their iPAQ stylus can get stuck in the silo, pop out on its own and might contribute to screen dust issues. In order
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch-screen PDA There are styli that not only function like a dream; but that also give you this indescribable feeling of luxury, refinement, and that make a tasteful declaration of the fact that beautiful things appeal to you. These are the styli that are a step above the rest of the
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device I like gadgets just as much as the next guy, but I only buy one if it really helps me. I thought I had found the nicest pen/stylus combo when I bought a Retro 51 Tornado Data Pen; that is until a few weeks ago. The Fisher Bullet Space Pen (Model
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch-screen PDA For all you Secret Santa’s that have been perplexed about what to buy for someone that falls under the $10 range, here is proof that there is a quality replacement stylus available for every budget. The Bic e.3 is available from StylusCentral, just in time for Christmas gift giving at
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device If you are ready for something different and a bit more customized for your PDA stylus, maybe you should take a look at what James Lambert is creating at Woodpens.com. Realizing that many people are not satisfied with using a thin stock stylus, James has created a distinctive
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen PDA While many of you may be satisfied with using “pen-based” styli, there are evidently quite a number of people out there that are interested in “wearing” their stylus on their fingertip. I am going to look at the offerings of three different companies today, and after telling you
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device The Rotring 600 Trio-Pen, available from Stylus Central, could almost be described as a substitute weapon – it actually resembles a self-defense tool that I was given as a gift years ago. It has the heft, and the shape of an eyeball poker! J This Rotring is actually