How do I use the pen on my Sony Vaio laptop?

How do I use the pen on my Sony Vaio laptop?

Press and hold down the lower button of the pen, then tap at the desired point once. Drop-down menus appear, depending on where you tapped the screen. You can also do the same operation by holding the pen at the desired point for a few seconds.

How do you use a digitizer pen?

How to Use the Pen (Digitizer Stylus supplied models)

1. To move the pointer on the screen. Hold the pen close to the screen without touching the screen.
2. To click (tap) Tap the desired point on the screen with the pen.
3. To double-click (double-tap)
4. To right-click (press and hold down)
5. To drag (move an item)
6. To erase text.

Does Sony Vaio still make laptops?

Sony did discontinue the release of VAIO laptops back in 2014 but VAIO corporation now makes their own laptops. The same engineers are still designing and building the VAIO laptops so it’s guaranteed that you could rely on the brand.

What kind of Pen does the Vaio flip 13 use?

Enlarge / The metallic pen Sony sent us along with the VAIO Flip 13 review unit. While all the Flip models support pen input, the pen itself is sold separately. Sony includes some apps like ArtRage Studio on the laptop for pen users’ benefit.

Is the Sony Vaio digitizer stylus still available?

It is Sony 2013 Vaio Digitizer Stylus Pen Vgp-std2 . The stylus does not show up on the Sony website now, but can still be found if you do a search in the support section for the model number) as well as on Amazon. 3-Do Note that the Flip series is discontinued by Sony.

Is the Sony Vaio flip a convertible laptop?

The Sony Vaio Duo 11Windows 8 convertible slider was bold but a little complex in terms of hinge design, so Sony refined it with the Vaio Duo 13. Now they’ve got the Sony Vaio Flip in your choice of 3 sizes. Smart move since some folks want ultraportables while others crave a bigger display.

Is the Sony flip 13A a laptop or tablet?

The Sony Flip 13a is by far one of the nicest looking laptops that convert to a tablet that I’ve seen in quite a while. While there have been numerous attempts at the convertible form factor it seems that Sony got it right with the unique hinge design that it functions as a laptop first and then either a presentation viewer or tablet second.