Stefan Mileschin

Last year was a rough one for Samsung's S Pen input device, owing mostly to the firestorm surrounding the company's co-flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. This year is on pace to be better for Samsung's stylus, thanks to the rumored introduction of the Note 8 handset and the company's Computex unveiling of the Notebook 9 Pro S. The notebook comes standard with an S Pen and has an all-new body with a 360° hinge. The S Pen has picked up two new abilities, too: it can now detect 4000 levels of pressure and has support for Windows Ink pen input.
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