“How well does it handle digital painting and handwriting? My favorite computer has always been the HP 2710P because it's a full laptop but the capacitive stylus is excellent for capturing handwriting and, more importantly, for creating art in painting programs such as ArtRage Pro. The Surface Pro looks like it might be the right upgrade, but what's the drawing experience like? Is the screen too small? Is it immediately responsive to the stylus, just as if it were a pencil or a brush? I guess my biggest concerns are possible screen lag and that the screen might feel too cramped to be as much fun as drawing should be. And does it feel natural to use for handwriting also? Any feedback from current owners?”
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When I got my Surface Pro, I was overwhelmed by the ability of the Surface's interaction with the Wacom designed pressure sensitive pen. The Surface Pro is more than capable of pushing out full HD to an external monitor. The drawing experience is amazing. Its almost like you are draw or painting on real paper. The windows store includes so many free apps that are actually very good for painting or sketching. The screen is a 10.6" Full HD display. In my opinion the screen is a perfect size. Just a wee bit smaller than a typical notebook. The stylus is more than accurate and responsive. If I were you I would look for the closest Microsoft Store. Go in and ask an associate to help you learn more about the Surface's abilities. The store associate should more than blow your mind by showing you the devices capabilities.
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