Otherwise, it does not support palm rejection.Įven if this test shows the model supports palm rejection, you could come to the gotcha (b) with that model. Then that test laptop supports palm rejection. Metro) version are fine for this test) (2) slowly move the tip of the pen (that comes with it) towards the screen (3) as soon as the cursor appears (it should appear before the pen touches the screen), stop moving and try touching the screen with your fingers (from your other hand) (while the pen tip is still there mid air at that spot you stopped) (3) now verify that OneNote does not respond to your fingers (as long as that pen tip is there just slightly above the screen). This is how you can check palm rejection: you could go to a laptop store, and they will usually allow you to play around with a test hybtrid laptop, and then what you should test is this: (1) Open OneNote (Both Desktop version and Modern UI (a.k.a. Another is that (b) just because palm rejection doesn't seem to work when you actually start writing with the pen on that laptop does not mean that the model does not support palm rejection. One is that (a) just because the laptop model you want to buy is known to come with a stylus or a pen does not mean that it actually supports palm rejection. There are at least two gotchas regarding this choice.
Now that you know you just have to buy the right hybrid laptop to get palm rejection, how does one go about choosing such a laptop? This is rather a comment, but posting as an answer because it is too long.
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