Why does a an iPad needs a stylus? Well the answer is not very tough you know: it is because you may want to cover your hands during
very cold weather but still want to use the iPad; or you may want to draw something on your iPad. Steve Jobs
disliked the idea of using a stylus on his touchscreens very much, but the fact
remains still the same that some people likes to use an intermediary accessory. Here are five very good stylus described briefly.
The
Hard Candy StylusPen comes with a chrome shell which looks like a star ship. Removing the metal cap on one
end reveals a capacitive rubber nib and the other a pen for paper note-taking
and drawing. This stylus is very usable. The
weight of the thing is perfect.This
metal candy is priced @ 35 usd.
The oStylus is made of metal—aluminum, titanium, and steel. It interacts with the
iPad touchscreen using a small
washer-like O-ring lined with vinyl film. The price of this stylus is a bit high at 38 USD.
Targus
2-in-1 stylus for iPad has a ball point pen tip which is very good for both writing and chalking out a quick picture. It is nicely balanced. The price
of this pen is $25.
If you do not want to spend money on a stylus, you can make one for free. To make your own iPad stylus follow this article on iPad stylus making.
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