Steve Jobs may have hated the idea of a stylus, but for so many iPad users it has become a necessity. When it comes to designing and creating artwork, using your big, dumb fingertip results in things even a mother would be embarrassed to put on her fridge. Unfortunately, a good iPad stylus has been hard (see: Impossible) to come by. When the Jot Touch finally hits the market, that may all change. The pressure sensitive stylus allows you to produce accurate depictions of what you have cooked up in your brain. With the shortcut buttons on the stylus, you can even erase and undo with the simple tap of a finger. The precision disc makes sure that, even if you aren’t using a pressure sensitive app, you’re still using an extremely accurate stylus. Sorry Steve, we think we need this one.
Jot Touch Pressure Sensitive Stylus
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