I have both a tc1100 and an iPad. I find that Windows XP Tablet's text recognition is phenomenal. However, my text input is faster one-handed on the iPad in portrait mode than it is on the tc1100 writing with the stylus. My text input with the landscape keyboard two-handed is almost the same as on a physical keyboard.
Also, the user experience on the iPad is much more refined.
When the iPhone/iPad ecosystem matures, I expect Apple to reintroduce the stylus. Either that, or someone will develop a bluetooth stylus. (Which would exploit the capacitative touchscreen, but add pressure sensitivity.)
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I have both a tc1100 and an iPad. I find that Windows XP Tablet's text recognition is phenomenal. However, my text input is faster one-handed on the iPad in portrait mode than it is on the tc1100 writing with the stylus. My text input with the landscape keyboard two-handed is almost the same as on a physical keyboard.
Also, the user experience on the iPad is much more refined.
When the iPhone/iPad ecosystem matures, I expect Apple to reintroduce the stylus. Either that, or someone will develop a bluetooth stylus. (Which would exploit the capacitative touchscreen, but add pressure sensitivity.)