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I've noticed a problem with my surface pro 3 that I have not been able to work around. When I draw a slow diagonal line, it comes out very wavy and jagged. If I quickly draw a diagonal, it seems ok. Has anyone else seen this, is there a fix for it? seems to happen in every application, so it strikes me as potential hardware.
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Im as POd as you are. Im an artist and drawing on my SP3 is very difficult because of this... Thing... Ive been bugging Surfa e Support almost every week since i noticed this issue over a year ago, hoping the sheer mass of my open cases woukd draw attention to this.
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The problem is inherent to the n-trig technology. It can't be solved and it will be not.
If you want a working pen return your machine and buy a surface1, surface2 or wacom companion.
Here we are! You can see the kind of support service were getting right?
If you want to actually tell MS you can contact their Surface Support, they'll tell you they'll pass it along to the engineers.
