I find it rather funny that apple can market a pen like that as totally revolutionary and as one of the most advanced hardware they have ever created. As if they invented something we never seen before. I have a Wacom cintiq and I've used Wacom tablets for nearly 20 years. Their pen is completely responsive with tilt and pressure sensitivity that are close to perfect and the pen doesn't even use a battery. To me the apple pen doesn't really seem all that different except that it uses a battery 
though it's great to see an item from apple that makes the iPad useful for me for more than just consuming content. So I'm happy nonetheless.
though it's great to see an item from apple that makes the iPad useful for me for more than just consuming content. So I'm happy nonetheless.