Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
Posts: 65

I tried out a number of these and here's my $.02
I'm also a swiss-army kind of guy, so I bought a Visor Chameleon when I say it. I tried it for a week, but had to take it back. Compared to the PDAPanache stylus I was using it was just too light.
I'm using an iPoint now. It is about the same weight as the PDAPanache and it has a pen in it. There is no place to put the tip when you use the pen, but I have it for 'emergency use', like signing a contract and don't find it a problem to hold on to while using. I'm sure I'd lose the stylus tip if I used the pen all the time I don't think the stylus is quite as smooth/nice as the PDA Panache, but is close enough to be my everyday stylus.
I also have a Pilot Pentopia Stylus/Ink/Pencil that I like alot(more to the original questioners request). Not quite a wide as a Dr. Grip, which is my favorite writing device.

Registered: Mar 2000
Location: NC, Indiana
Posts: 465

Add another vote for the PDA Panache. That's what I've used from the begining and I'm still very satisfied.

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-Vincent

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Posts: 23

I purchased the Handspring Stylus 5-pack.
I think they work great. The come in the five (5) colors of the various cases. Each one also come with two (2) little mentioned extra's a pin point for the occasional reset, and a screw driver for the occasional unscrewing of something.

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Colorado Springs
Posts: 9

Does a stylus exist with the following features?

1) Fits in Prism silo
2) One click from pen to stylus
3) One click from stylus to pen
4) Bright red or similarly visible stylus point
5) Reset pin

I've been following this thread and visiting the relevant web sites, but haven't been able to confirm from pictures and catalog descriptions that something like this exists.
Can anyone testify from experience?

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Barry Fagin
Professor of Computer Science
US Air Force Academy
(any opinions expressed above are mine alone)