Surface Pro Pen pressure sensitivity is not working in photoshop CS6.

I was going to look at the Asus TaiChi a while ago, and I would have gotten it, but the sticking point... It's not a Wacom... It's an N-Trig, so if the pen is what you want, you probably don't want the N-Trig. I can't vouch for the Samsung, but that does look promising. There's also the (if it ever comes out) Lenovo Helix, which also looks promising.

I'm growing quite impatient with this. I check this forum almost every day for at least some kind of response from someone official. Nothing. I feel like requesting a return even though I'm beyond the 2 week limit because of what I feel has been false advertising, misleading potential buyers. I was misled and fell for it.

I'm an artist and purchased this as a creative productivity tool based on all the things people were saying about the device capabilities as such. So far that functionality is almost non-existent because of a few simple but very important features that it lacks, but could be implemented.

Growing more irritated each day, and at some point I will start blogging and posting everywhere I can, warning people to stay away from this device if they are buying it for the same reasons I did and many others here did.

All we are asking for here is something like, 'We are currently working on a solution'. MS said something a while back and no one has responded since then with anything else, so what happened? Did they give up??? If you gave up then let us know, we deserve that much. If you're still working on it, then let us know!

i feel confident microsoft will have the issue fixed.  we just need to have patience.  im in the same boat as yall.  i want to use zbrush, photoshop, and other progs with pressure sensitivity.  one of the costs of early adoption is bumps in the road.  in the grand scheme of things, the surface pro hasnt been out that long.  the fix will come, just have patience.  

ps.  the fact that microsoft has even acknowledged the issue publicly is a good sign.  in the past other tablets have not worked and it was up to the community to find hacks that fixed the issues.  so even if microsoft doesnt fix the issue, im sure the geniuses in the community will hack the surface pro to get it to work the way we need it to.

In all honesty I completely fell in love with the structure and design of the Surface, it just feels nice in every way. I agree with the distaste for plastic feel of rival tablets, but in this case, I guess looks can't win for everything. I need that pressure sensitivity for Flash and Photoshop. And what worries me is that Microsoft hasn't exactly confirmed that they're implementing Wintab drivers. They say they're working on drivers but (as usual) they're not being specific. For all I know it could just be a workaround for select programs