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Stylus Pen Solutions Provider EMRight Technology Announces Entry into the Chromebook Supply Chain BREA, Calif., April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- EMRight Technology, an affiliated company of ViewSonic, announced that it has been added to Google's approved vendor list (AVL), thereby entering the Chromebook supply chain and the education market. As a worldwide leader in digital signature and pen display solutions, EMR continues to develop innovative high-end electromagnetic resonance and active capacitive stylus pens and has implemented its solutions into hospitals, banks, and telecom industries. ...

Microsoft Classroom Pen 2 With Replaceable Tip Launched at Half the Price of Its Predecessor Microsoft Classroom Pen 2 is a digital pen aimed at teachers and students using Windows laptops. By Vineet Washington | Updated: 23 April 2021 17:52 IST Microsoft Classroom Pen 2 has a replaceable tip Highlights The Classroom Pen 2 has two buttons on it Microsoft has not shared details on international availability Microsoft Classroom Pen 2 has been introduced as the successor to the original Classroom Pen launched in 2019. It is a digital pen that has been optimised t...

MSI Summit E13 Flip Evo: Perfection in every detail for your business success Aiming for the Summit. MSI, a leader in gaming and business notebooks, is now focusing on business convertibles with high-end specifications. The result of this approach is the MSI Summit E13 Flip Evo. In this article, we take a look at the Summit E13 Flip Evo and see how it can help accelerate your business productivity. (Sponsored article.) 04/12/2021 Internet of Things (IoT), iOS, Wearable, Ticker  The pandemic has brought new challenges in almost every sphere of human endeavor, forcing us to rethink and rest...

HP Spectre x360 14 First Impressions I have been waiting for this day for years: With the new Spectre x360 14, HP has finally embraced 3:2 displays in one of its very best products. And I mean that literally: Every time I huddle with my friends at HP, I bring up the need for 3:2 displays in productivity-focused PCs, especially those that support multitouch (which is pretty much all of them now), smartpens (many of them), and convertible designs (which, for HP, is a huge segment of their lineup, and a real differentiator). HP hasn’t so much pushed back against this idea as it has pragmatical...