Supported Devices
Development platform is a ThinkPad tablet. Other tablets might work, but I can't test them all myself. If you try it on a different tablet, please write about your experience!
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Tablets With Active Pens
This is the best hardware choice for taking notes. The dedicated hardware in the tablet can distinguish the active pen from finger touches, and can sense pen pressure.
- ThinkPad tablet: Developer's tablet, works (and is awesome)
- HTC Flyer upgraded to Honeycomb: Active pen detection works.
- HTC Flyer still running Gingerbread can't run Quill, sorry.
- HTC Jetstream: Active pen detection works.
- Xoom xyboard 10.1: Stylus input isn't different from touch input, it seems. Nice tablet, but not good for writing notes.
- Samsung Galaxy Note with ICS (Tested with RocketRom v1.5): Works great!
- Samsung Galaxy Note running Gingerbread can't run Quill, sorry.
Tablets Without Active Pen Hardware
While not perfect, you can write reasonably well with a capacitive pen on these. Disadvantages are that the pen is indistinguishable from finger touches (hence gestures must be disabled) and pressure is not recorded.
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" not really usable by default, but using the Touchscreen Tune app from the market leads to a marked improvement. Make sure to enable the palm rejection in Touchscreen Tune.
- Asus Transformer
- Asus Transformer Prime: this tablet is also supported by the Touchscreen Tune app. Make sure to enable the palm rejection in Touchscreen Tune.
- Acer Iconia A500
- Toshiba Thrive
- Original Xoom
- Xoom xyboard 8.9"
- Sony Tablet S: Not usable, only intermittent points are captured instead of complete pen strokes.