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    x220t writing questions

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Supermiguel, Jun 2, 2011.

  1. Supermiguel

    Supermiguel Notebook Evangelist

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    So as a student how easy is to write notes using the x220t? i had an hp tablet a tm2 and it was horrible to write on it, like every time i tried to write sometime and my wrist touched the screen that was it..
     
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    PickleHead5314 Notebook Guru

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    Are you talking about the touchscreen taking over the digitizer? I've used the x200t for note taking for about a year (just got my x220t!) and I've learned to consciously make sure the pen is near the screen before I rest my wrist on the screen, as the touchscreen turns off when the pen is near. Sometimes I will lift my pen too high and my wrist will get a click in but it's no big deal.
     
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  3. Supermiguel

    Supermiguel Notebook Evangelist

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    so you would say that writing on it its almost as easy as writing in paper?
     
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    ym1 Notebook Consultant

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    when I had both my x200 & x201 tablets the feel was dependent on which screen protector I used. Some people don't even use one. its almost as easy as writing on paper. I do not have experience with one in the class room but I have been using a tab for years. I prefer paper but yet again I don't use one in the class room.
     
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  5. Supermiguel

    Supermiguel Notebook Evangelist

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    thanks for the fast reply
     
    Supermiguel, Jun 3, 2011
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