HP TM2 and Palm Rest while Sketching
When I sketch, I tend to rest my palm on the surface, either it’s paper, sketchbook, or my HP TM2.
I read that it’s a problem on iPad. You can’t rest you palm on the screen since it will detect you palm as input and you’ll get unwanted line or gestures. There are some techniques to deal with this problem such as putting a thin foam under your palm or wearing a fingerless glove.
Luckily, the good thing about HP TM2 that it has palm detection or rejection. You can rest you palm on the screen while using the pen. TM2 is smart enough to turn off the touch sensor if you use pen.
I really love this device. Combine with Logitech Notebook Riser and …. voila!! Feels like working on Wacom Cintiq

Of course, the pen only supports 256 pressure sensitive, no tilt sensor, and the screen is not that sharp compare to iPad, but hey, it’s affordable and you get a fully-working mobile computer
If you really want to do sketching professionally, maybe it’s better to buy Wacom Cintiq anyway (my dream device… drooling…)
Note: There is a software solution on Ipad (http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2010/07/demo-pressure-sensitive-sketching-on-ipad.html)




Abiyasa loves to play and design game, especially designing the character and fun game play. His works are inspired by Anime and Japanese games.