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Pogo Connect Stylus

09/07/12  |  Posted by Vanesa Jeric  |  Posted in Digital Canvas - Apps & Accessories

Ten One has created an extremely sophisticated stylus in terms of sensitivity called the Pogo Connect.  The pen features their own invention called a Crescendo Sensor, providing hundreds of levels of sensitivity.  The stylus works with all the most popular painting and note-taking apps available. Tilt the pen at all angles with no restrictions and even rest your palm on the iPad screen because Pogo Connect will tell apps to ignore the touch of your hand and only respond to the tip of the pen.  This is going to be a really reliable stylus, draw and don't worry about charging or batteries dying.  The pen will allow you months of battery life fueled by a AAA battery.  Another thing I really like about this pen is there are no moving parts in the tip of the pen.  It gives it a more traditional pen and paper feel and there's less stress in breaking the delicate pen tip. Going between classes there is always a chance that your favorite pen, pencil, or stylus gets left behind.  If that does happen, easily reunite with your Pogo Connect because it will send out a signal telling you where it is.  On your iPad, there will be a free app available that displays a radar grid showing you the estimated distance between you and your stylus.  There is also a button on the side of the pen that can be set to various functions of the pen, including having the LED light display the color currently in use. Pogo connect will be available for pre-ordering starting October 1st.  Secure an early shipment of the very first pens by adding your email to the private invitations list here.  Add yourself to the list fast though to secure your spot.  Ten One is also offering a special laser engraved edition of the stylus to the first 2,000 orders as a special thank you to their customers. Purchase the Pogo Connect for $79.95. Also, if that isn't incentive enough to buy one of these, check out these paintings done with the Pogo Connect:

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