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

Perhaps a Haswell ATIV Pro will be 'The One'. I don't recall the weight of it. I would avoid the keyboard... maybe they've fixed the loose keyboard connection, and maybe they haven't. If  you don't like the on-board S Pen, you can get a more standard sized on. I have the pen from a Samsung Slate 7 ($30 Amazon) and it works just fine on my Sammy Note phone and tablet. I know it works on the ATIV500 because I had one briefly (I returned it due to keyboard and Atom related poor performance).

 

What I fear is since sales of these less-than-hoped for penabled tablets hasn't been great, the Suits will conclude that they made perfectly wonderful devices yet the market just doesn't want them--that Jobs was right 'pen=fail' and they'll just move on with touch only. It will be interesting if the Wacom tablet will e a functional PC as well as graphic artist tool. If so, a pox on the PC houses, we don't need them.  

Naa don't say that! D: I don't really have enough patience to wait until Haswell without a tablet, I'd go insane. Arghh… also, good thought there (last paragraph). However, I don't really want for Wacom to take the lead in a monopoly of more over priced products… hehe, the hope of a big bundle made cheaper (Surface Pro) can't just self-destruct :(

Ah… after so much thinking over that last paragraph you wrote, all I can say is, it's awful for the minorities. >.<

If Microsoft takes too long, or does something I can't even say, then maybe a 700T will be the way to go… :(

Perhaps a Haswell ATIV Pro will be 'The One'. I don't recall the weight of it. I would avoid the keyboard... maybe they've fixed the loose keyboard connection, and maybe they haven't. If  you don't like the on-board S Pen, you can get a more standard sized on. I have the pen from a Samsung Slate 7 ($30 Amazon) and it works just fine on my Sammy Note phone and tablet. I know it works on the ATIV500 because I had one briefly (I returned it due to keyboard and Atom related poor performance).

What I fear is since sales of these less-than-hoped for penabled tablets hasn't been great, the Suits will conclude that they made perfectly wonderful devices yet the market just doesn't want them--that Jobs was right 'pen=fail' and they'll just move on with touch only. It will be interesting if the Wacom tablet will e a functional PC as well as graphic artist tool. If so, a pox on the PC houses, we don't need them.

>  It's like microsoft ran an 8 mile marathon in the creation of the surface, and slipped on a leaf and broke their back a foot from the finish line.

Gaberybicky, can I Tweet that? :-)

Twitter does see to be the social network that gets some monitoring... if you are going to agitate, that is the place to do it. I think Twitter is probably the best designed of all of the social networks as an 'information aggregator' because the more effort you put into finding the right folks to follow, the better it becomes. FB seems to be 75% garbage posts. G+ getting better, esp with its communities.