Examples: Wacom Inkling, DigiMemo, Apen A4.
Pen Capture Devices: A system that captures the analog pen movement and turns such into digital.Example: Ten One Design Pogo Connect, Evernote Jot Script. Digitizer/Stylus Hybrid: A pen that has elements of digitizer and stylus.On a side note, companies like Wacom, N-Trig, and Synaptics make touch screens that DO and DO NOT support digitizers. These methods usually involve some kind of array/grid of sensors via a transparent overlay, via processing of an optical signal across a screen, via transducers, resistive stripes, and many others. Touch screen: accepts input of a user's touch via resistive, conductive, or capacitive methods.Examples: Nintendo DS stylus, Palm stylus, iPad/Android tablet capacitive pens, Wacom Intuous Creative Stylus, 2mm iPad/tablet like "touch" pens, Nvidia Directstylus 2. Generally capacitive screens do not offer pressure levels, but resistive screens sometimes do have pressure sensitivity. The pen tips of "resistive" styluses may be as low as 1 mm. The pen tip radius of "capacitive" styluses may be as big as similar to that of a finger's touch, and may sometimes go as low as 2 mm-texture wise they are "gummy/bouncy". In a way, the stylus is actually not always necessary for the function of the interactive surface, sometimes applied pressure is sufficient (as in the case of resistive touch panels where one can use a fingernail instead of the stylus). A stylus can work as a mouse pointer and may emulate a finger touch, however it generally does not have "hover" state tracking. Stylus: A pen-like input device that is not electronic.Generally digitizers have a tip of about 1 mm, although some are much larger (such as the Sharp Aquos board pens-this latter pen also has an "eraser" accessory), and in some cases the pen tips can be replaced.
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Examples: Wacom Penabled, Wacom Intuos Pro Pen, N-Trig DuoSense 1 and 2 pens, Synaptics active pen, Atmel maxStylus mXTS100 and mXTS200 (also rebranded as HP Executive Tablet Pen), Anoto Live Pen 1, Hitachi, UC-Logic, and EPOS/Qualcomm pen, Sharp PN-ZL01 and PN-ZL02 Aquos Board Pens, and rebranded digitizers like Samsung's S Pen ( which are Wacom pens), and lastly Hanvon's ERT/EMR technology.
Many digitizer systems have modes that allow finger touch to be on/off, digitizer on/off, or a combination (palm rejection). There are many methods for digitizer communcation, such as: Electro Magnetic Resonance (EMR), Ultra Sound, magnetic force lines, and other electro magnetic methods. The digitizer may or may not have battery. Digitizer: An electronic pen-like input device that usually offers pressure sensitivity, hover state, palm rejection/cancellation, and several function buttons.Interactive Pen Display (IPD): A computer attachment that has an interactive surface and displays graphics on the drawing surface.Interactive Pen Tablet (IPT): A computer attachment that has an interactive surface, and is usually connected via USB.Convertible tablet: a tablet that has a permanent keyboard attachment and the screen rotates in order to form a slate-like tablet.Hybrid tablet: a tablet that can attach/detach an I/O module (usually a keyboard+touchpad+ports).Slate tablet: a tablet that lacks a keyboard attachment.
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