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Rg2005

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Which one shall I order, sole purpose is for making notes

Thanks
 
I haven't tried either of those, but I tried some cheap no-name one and a Pogo stick and didn't like either. I ponied up a little more money and recently bought the Kensington one and I love it. It has a pen on one side (I used to carry a separate pen) and the weight is much better. It also has the rubbery tip instead of the foam tip, which glides much smoother and is more accurate.
 
Wacom announced Wacom Bamboo Stylus, which is now listed on Amazon for $29.99 (mid-May ship date). Here's CNET's first look.

One of the key selling points seems to be 6mm stylus tip (Wacom claims most other solutions have 8mm tip). It certainly looks nicer than oStylus or Griffin, at least to me.
 
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Wacom announced Wacom Bamboo Stylus, which is now listed on Amazon for $29.99 (mid-May ship date). Here's CNET's first look.

One of the key selling points seems to be 6mm stylus tip (Wacom claims most other solutions have 8mm tip). It certainly looks nicer than oStylus or Griffin, at least to me.

I agree with the bamboo, its said to have the thinnest capacitive point
 
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Wacom announced Wacom Bamboo Stylus, which is now listed on Amazon for $29.99 (mid-May ship date). Here's CNET's first look.

One of the key selling points seems to be 6mm stylus tip (Wacom claims most other solutions have 8mm tip). It certainly looks nicer than oStylus or Griffin, at least to me.
This is the one that I has me most interested. If I were to buy another sylus for my iPad, I'd want to shell out the bucks for this one.
 
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