markr13 (markr13@voicenet.com) wrote:
> Most common metals are very conductive. More than likely, the pen is
> coated with a "textured" coating that is non-conductive, giving it the
> stippled look.
The stylus is cold to the touch but warms up rapidly, which is typical
for metals. That's not what you would expect from a mere coating. I can
confirm that it isn't conductive for electricity, but what's really
strange is this: the part of the eMate's stylus near the tip that looks
and feels just like the material most of the MP2k's stylus is made of,
_is_ conductive!
Michael J. Hussmann
Redaktion macmagazin
Leverkusenstrasse 54 VII
D-22761 Hamburg
Germany
E-mail: michael@macmagazin.de
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