I have had one for years (I think from the same company) that has a
twist function to choose either the stylus or a pen. I find the light
to be distracting on a 2100 - it reflects too much & reveals too
little. I find it best when using the pen on paper. Also, mine is a
tad scratchy - I think the stylus plastic picks up grit - so it is
important to wipe the tip often & use a screen protector (which I do)...
They impress airline flight crews no end, as they often need to write
in the dark - get a bunch as gifts for any you know!
On 24. Mar., 2009, at 19:59 PM, Ryan Vetter wrote:
> This LED stylus's tip has a lens for the LED light contained within
> it. Thus, when in close proximity, and directed toward the screen
> of the Newton (i.e. when you input to the Newton), the light will
> shine over the screen. The good thing is the whole tip acts as both
> a light and a stylus tip, so no fiddling with extra lights, etc.
> The lights trajectory should provide good coverage over the Newton's
> screen.
>
> They are on a blowout sale right now for $3 each, down from about
> $10. I bought 2 of them, shipping costs a few bucks.
> It's the Saitek Light Stylus, offered by StyliSource.com
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